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[News] OEMs Show Interest in GNU/Linux UMPCs

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Ubuntu Chief: OEMs Turning to Us for Netbook OS

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| Is anyone paying attention in Redmond?
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| Adds Shuttleworth: "The aim was to do something very simple that could be 
| tested easily, work with touch devices and made shippable very quickly. It 
| also needed to be efficient on lower-power devices, and work well with Intel 
| hardware, which seems to be the preferred platform for this generation of 
| devices and allows us to slip a few nice effects in that would be hard 
| without the right hardware support."      
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http://www.crn.com/software/208402747

How Ultra-portable Laptops will help Linux

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| It seems the new hot market to get into is the Ultra-portable laptop market. 
| They have actually been called a number of different things but I am going to 
| stick with Ultra-portable laptops, because that seems to sound like it makes 
| sense to me. Anywho The Eee pc was the first created by Asus and running 
| Linux.    
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http://neverendinginternet.wordpress.com/2008/06/08/how-ultra-portable-laptops-will-help-linux/


Recent:

Linux success on UMPCs nudges Microsoft’s XP strategy

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| To that point, Ubuntu is releasing a UMPC-only version of Ubuntu 8.04 called
| Ubuntu Netbook Remix for Intel Atom-based netbooks and UMPCs. Because many
| current users of Linux-powered UMPCs may not even know they’re using open
| source, the hope is that more obvious “branding” will result in more people
| willing to run Linux on their primary PCs.
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http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=218


The year of the Linux … Mini Laptop!

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| Linux is making great strides in the consumer market lately. Although there
| had been forays by different companies before, when Dell came out with their
| Linux line, it was clear that Linux for the general consumer had arrived.
| Since then, other companies have followed suit, like Lenovo, and even
| Wallmart. But there is one product that seems to have really accelerated this
| trend and has managed to open a whole new class of products. This is the
| little tiny Linux laptop named the Eee PC.
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http://temporaryland.wordpress.com/2008/06/05/the-year-of-the-linux-mini-laptop/
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