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Microsoft on HP and Linux, 2002: oh, noes
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| I have another Comes v. Microsoft exhibit to
| share with you, Exhibit 9542 [PDF], a
| November 22, 2002 email to Jim Allchin and
| Orlando Ayala from Mike Oldham. It has to do
| with a planned meeting on the 25th between
| the two companies, on their "Better Together"
| theme. I think it will explain some things
| we've sometimes wondered about. One thing is
| clear. Microsoft was seriously concerned
| about Linux. And HP? Somewhat flexible, I'd
| say. Note the part about "the HP plan of
| record" to "bring a new Linux powered device
| into the mid-range marketplace" regarding NAS
| devices (network attached storage devices)
| and how Microsoft was able to convince them
| not to do that.
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http://www.groklaw.net/article.php?story=20100131172023435
Recent:
H.P. Develops a Netbook Petri Dish
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| For one, H.P. has done away with a previous
| netbook model that ran the Linux operating
| system instead of Windows. Linux types,
| however, still have an option. Or put another
| way, everyone now has a Linux option.
|
| H.P. has brought the QuickWeb software it
| developed with the start-up DeviceVM to its
| netbook line.
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http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/08/hewlett-packard-develops-netbook-petri-dish/
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