Archive for the ‘Europe’ Category

XXODD

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

XXODD is a dutch site with a fine range of laptops and desktops, particularly good for peformance PCs. In the “Configureer” screen “Geen Operating System” (starkers) is selected by default.

VeryPC

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

VeryPC specialise in low power eco friendly PCs, all products have the power consumption listed and there is a naked option available as well as Ubuntu pre-installed. The servers look pretty nice too.

Ebuyer

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

Ebuyer is a long established UK web-based discount dealer.  Always has many OS-free machines on offer in the “desktop” and “server” categories.  Also sells machines with Linux installed.  Here’s their current cheapest desktop by way of an example: “Extra Value Business Desktop, Celeron E1400 2.0GHz, 4GB RAM, 320GB HDD, DVDRW, Card Reader, Keyboard and Mouse, NO OS, £198.37 inc vat & free delivery”.

Another 61 pence will secure you a somewhat faster machine with Ubuntu already installed.

World of Computers

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

WOCOnline has a range of desktops, laptops and servers which they sell online and in the real world. The laptops protect their modesty, but the desktops and servers flaunt their nakedness (although the default configuration includes an operating system it is swiftly removed)

Linux Emporium

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

The Linux Emporium sells laptops and desktops with Ubuntu pre-installed and an option to install Suse. No stark nakedness at the moment so just an honourable mention.

Multicom

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

Multicom is a Norwegian online store selling a range of laptop and desktop computers, operating systems are an optional extra which is the perfect way to say “No Thanks!”

Transtec

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

Transtec mainly focus on the business market and cover a range of european countries. Prices are for the naked computer with Suse Linux Enterprise Desktop pre-installed and with a support subscription as an option.

DNUK

Tuesday, May 12th, 2009

DNUK are an online UK store selling desktops and servers with a specialisation in virtualisation. The desktops have a default configuration of Ubuntu pre-installed but you can specify full frontal nakedness if you prefer. Other options are OpenSUSE, Fedora and Debian on the desktops and aditionally CentOS and Scientific Linux on the servers.

CCL Online

Monday, May 11th, 2009

CCL Online have a wide range of computers sold to home, education and business. Look for the (No OS) models. They lose some naked credibility with this line though: “Please Note: This PC will not function unless an Operating System (OS) is purchased.”. Oh yes it will. I didn’t see any naked laptops, do comment if you find one.

Ginger6

Monday, May 11th, 2009

Ginger6 have a good selection of desktops for gamers and will custom build a PC to your specification. The default configuration and price is for the stark naked PC, top marks! They also do laptops, many with Linux, but I see no nakedness.


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