499 $: questo è il prezzo di Indamixx Laptop, un notebook per non fighetti su cui gira Linux e dove trovate già installati all’acquisto tutta una serie di software fondamentali per fare musica al computer. Ok, è un po’ sovietico, è poco cool, ma se non ve ne siete accorti tira aria di crisi anche da queste parti, per cui che sia il benvenuto.

E questo è un bel copia e incolla della scheda tecnica (non tradotta) via Create Digital Music:

* Brains: 1.6Ghz Intel Atom CPU netbook (looks similar to the Asus, but it’s actually Sylvania)
* energyXT bundled: Runs energyXT, the awesome music production workstation with modular features and some unique editing capabilities – sort of the “indie” electronic music workstation of choice
* Custom Linux distro + apps: Tons of pre-configured Linux music production software running on a custom distribution called “Transmission” – with Hydrogen Drums, Ardour DAW, DJ software Mixxx (that’s three x’s to Indamixx’s’s two – don’t ask), and lots of other lovely tools
* Sounds pre-loaded: 2900 drum sounds, 350 samples + scratches
* Import sessions: The new Ardour Xchange imports from your existing DAW (worth its own article, I think!)
* Broadcast your sets: Included Internet console for streaming your live gigs, etc.
* Hosts Windows VSTs: An included Windows-compatible host for your existing plug-ins
* Bundle: includes 1GB SD card, free carrying case, free US shipping, a t-shirt, and 30 days software support while you get it set up

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