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Their latest attempt is the Gecko EduBook that practically runs on AA batteries. EduBook 8.9" SWVGA display @ 1024x600 pixels PMX-1000 Xcore86 1.0GHz 512MB DDR RAM 10/100Mbps LAN 4GB SSD (add'l room for 2.5" HDD available) 3 USB 2.0 ports The netbook does not have the normal Li-Ion batteries but comes with just eight (8) rechargeable Ni-MH Type AA batteries (2000mAh). I think you can use the regular AA batteries in its stead if you want to bring this to a remote island or the boondocks where there's no electricity (just bring a whole pack of them Energizer batteries with you) or internet (no WiFi either). Those 8 batteries can last the unit for about 4 hours. You also don't need to worry about getting a separate charger since the netbook itself can re-charge the batteries when on AC. Read more in our articles including "Gecko EduBook netbook runs on 8 AA batteries" and "AOC launches 13.3-inch Color E Ink Monitor".

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Their latest attempt is the Gecko EduBook that practically runs on AA batteries. EduBook 8.9" SWVGA display @ 1024x600 pixels PMX-1000 Xcore86 1.0GHz 512MB DDR RAM 10/100Mbps LAN 4GB SSD (add'l room for 2.5" HDD available) 3 USB 2.0 ports The netbook does not have the normal Li-Ion batteries but comes with just eight (8) rechargeable Ni-MH Type AA batteries (2000mAh).

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I think you can use the regular AA batteries in its stead if you want to bring this to a remote island or the boondocks where there's no electricity (just bring a whole pack of them Energizer batteries with you) or internet (no WiFi either). Those 8 batteries can last the unit for about 4 hours. You also don't need to worry about getting a separate charger since the netbook itself can re-charge the batteries when on AC.

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Our coverage of AA Batteries includes: "Gecko EduBook netbook runs on 8 AA batteries"; "AOC launches 13.3-inch Color E Ink Monitor"; "All Intel-powered Macs dropped from macOS 27 Golden Gate". Each article provides unique insights and information.