Power supply: external 12V 4A DC Fuloong 2F The Fuloong 2F computer was released on 30 June 2008, priced at CN¥1,800, about €163, $257. The specifications are: Dimensions: 19 × 14.5 × 3.7 cm CPU: Loongson 2F, integrated DDR2 controller Clock speed: 1 GHz Southbridge: AMD CS5536 DDR2 SDRAM: 512MB Hard disk: IDE 120 GB Video card: XGA V2, 32MB video RAM, with VGA, DVI and S-video ports Network controller: Ethernet, Realtek RTL 8110SC, 1000Mbit/s USB ports: 2.0, 4 Infrared receiver Power supply: external 12 V power adapter Operating system: Xinhua Hualay Rays 2.0, which is a Linux distribution that supports MIPS architecture. Fuloong 2F also works well with other Linux distributions, OpenBSD, and NetBSD. Fuloong Mini-PC The specifications are: Software Lemote has participated in development and MIPS-porting of Debian GNU/Linux, eCos, MicroC/OS-II, VxWorks, Microsoft Windows CE, Java, OpenOffice.org and Yongzhong Office by Wuxi Yongzhong Tech Co. It also develops a Loongson processor simulator based on GXemul. In part to its ability to run only libre software, without proprietary binary blobs, Richard Stallman famously used the Lemote Yeeloong. See also OLPC XO-1, also called the $100 Laptop project Classmate PC, a low cost machine developed by Intel Sinomanic Tianhua GX-1C, part of a line of affordable machines developed by Sinomanic in China Simputer, an earlier project to construct cheap handheld computers in India VIA pc-1 Initiative, a project of VIA Technologies to help bridge the digital divide References External links (in Chinese, defunct as of January 2019) . News articles (by date) . . Chinese brands Netbook manufacturers Computer hardware companies Linux-based devices Appropriate technology Information and communication technologies in Asia Mobile computers Electronics companies of China Computer companies established in 2006 Manufacturing companies based in Suzhou Changshu Chinese companies established in 2006