MJ Technology LLC

Don't worry just because it is quiet on the home front post wise does not mean we aren't working in the background to make the MJ Technology Warrrior Tablet Series powered but openSUSE a reality.

We want to thank everyone who has supported us along the way we really appreciate your support and faith in this project. We are moving forward with the project and would love your continued support in this journey to make a true Linux Tablet 2in1 PC. With that said our next approach will be an incremental upgrade forward to the Apollo Lake from the Atom processor as we feel it will give better power consumption and performance not to mention better graphics. As always we would love your input on this idea. We should have new proto-type ready in coming weeks followed by videos to demonstrate it. We will strive and continue to attempt to bring you the MJ Technology "Warrior Tablet Series powered by openSUSE."

While the failure of our Indiegogo Campaign for the MJ Technology Warrior Tablet powered by openSUSE was not the outcome we desired. We have taken the time to regroup and relax with family over the holiday's and plan to redouble our efforts still to make this tablet a reality. We Look forward to the next few weeks and where will show you more pictures and more news... We want to thank everyone who has supported us along the way we really appreciate your support and faith in... this project. Also refunds for failed campaign per Indiegogo website. "If you contributed to a fixed funding campaign that did not meet its goal and you did not receive your refund within the 5-7 business day timeframe please contact Indiegogo support at indiegogo.com/contact."

We here at MJ Technology want to wish you a very Happy Holiday and a wonderful New Year.

Here are the final MJ Technology Warrior Tablet Hardware Specification Sheets. The preinstalled image on the Warrior Tablet Series will be GNOME on openSUSE Leap. Users are welcome to change/reinstall/use Tumbleweed/etc. Any hardware support will be upstream via OBS, therefore will not impede different usage patterns. No lock-in here you the user have the choice always.

$4,539 USD raised by 21 backers so far 5% of our $100,000 fixed goal and only 15 days left Back our MJ Technology Warrior Tablet series powered by openSUSE. We need your support to make this tablet a reality for you the Linux Community. Please make your pledge today and make it possible to bring this tablet to market. Once completed this will not be the only OS supported that you can self install for example Kali Linux, Linux Mint, Elementary OS the list goes on and on that w...ill eventually be support by The Warrior Tablet Series. But we have to get the funding to get to market first so please make your pledge today on IndieGoGo. Please click here and make your pledge today: https://igg.me/at/mjtech-tablet/x

New post about Warrior Tablet Series Powered by openSUSE. https://www.reddit.com//corwdfunding_a_tablet_des/da9xd7p/

One Week Down 3% of our $100,000 fixed goal and 28 days left for The MJ Technology Warrior Tablet Series. We need your support to make this a reality. Please make your pledge today and make it possible to create this tablet. Once completed this will not be the only OS supported that you can self install for example Kali Linux, Linux Mint, Elementary OS the list goes on and on that will eventually be support by The Warrior Tablet Series. But we have to get the funding to get to market first so please make your pledge today on IndieGoGo. https://igg.me/at/mjtech-tablet/x

Another Article from openSUSE about our MJ Technology Warrior Tablet Series on IndieGoGo. https://www.suse.com/communities/blog/tag/mj-technology/

News Article from openSUSE.... https://news.opensuse.org//mj-technology-tablet-has-opens/

We are live on IndieGoGo the moment you and we have been wanting for so long. Now make your pledge and help make The MJ Technology LLC Warrior Tablet Series powered by openSUSE a reality.

Today we will launch our IndieGoGo Campaign for The MJ Technology Warrior Tablet Series powered by openSUSE. So keep a watch out for the link in the coming hours...