It's great that Farnell is going beyond simply being a distributor,
and is a manufacturing partner, operating this nice forum, and
acting quickly to recall the OS when found to be broken.
What other responsibilities does Farnell intend to take on?
Will Farnell be able at some point to provide first-hand reports
of the size, schedule, and progress of various manufacturing batches?
Will Farnell be involved in testing units at the factory?
Will Farnell be involved in testing units in the UK?
Will Farnell be involved in testing the OS?
Will Farnell operate a bug-tracking system?
Will Farnell be responsible for first-level customer support?
Will Farnell ensure that security updates are available for
the OS even though Fedora 14 was end-of-life'd last year?
Will Farnell consider manufacturing different models, such as
with a larger memory chip, or with a more modern ARM cpu,
or at least with 2 chip-select lines so memory can be
doubled with existing memory technology?
Does Farnell consider it acceptable that the memory available
in the current model is substantially less than the Fedora
recommended minimum?
