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[News] Linux Sub-notebooks Get Glossy, Equipped with Strong Applications

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Jolly new cloud computing netbook OS seeks to bring market back to Linux

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| Out of nowhere, an independent software developer has produced his own fast 
| and fancy netbook operating system. It promises lightning boot times, an 
| iPhone-esque icon-studded interface, modern cloud apps. The secret ingredient 
| is Linux.   
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| Netbooks are a way of life. Who'd have thought even just two years ago that 
| what punters really wanted was low-cost dinky little laptops? Yet, since the  
| release of the original 7” ASUS Eee just before Christmas 2007 the market has 
| exploded.  
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http://www.itwire.com/content/view/22862/1143/

Five Applications for Netbook Bliss

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| Want to beef up the software bundle that comes with your Linux-based Netbook? 
| Here are five nifty applications and tools that are worth a closer look. 
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http://www.linux-magazine.com/online/blogs/productivity_sauce_dmitri_s_open_source_blend_of_productive_computing/five_applications_for_netbook_bliss


Recent:

Netbooks Open Linux Window at BETT

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| On the same stand a large screen showed off the design appeal of the latest
| Ubuntu. This includes multiple windows rotating or rescaling. As this is
| better understood some Netbook users may return to Linux. Asustek Chairman
| Jonney Shih has predicted that about 60 percent of Eee PCs to be shipped in
| 2009 will have Windows XP.
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http://english.ohmynews.com/ArticleView/article_view.asp?menu=A11100&no=384681&rel_no=1&back_url=


Cheap PCs Weigh on Microsoft

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| But most netbooks have less processing power than their full-featured cousins
| and can’t run high-spec versions of Windows, the world’s most widely used
| operating system. Microsoft is selling netbook makers cheaper, lighter
| versions of its operating system, but some manufacturers cut it out
| altogether by using Linux, an open-source OS. About 30% of netbooks, which
| sell for as little as $300, run a version of Linux.
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http://blogs.wsj.com/biztech/2008/12/08/cheap-pcs-weigh-on-microsoft/
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