Posted by John Morris @ 9:07 pm Categories: Holiday Gift Guide The debate over whether netbooks are a real phenomenon or a passing fad is pretty much over. Now this niche is split between 10.1-inch displays and 11.6-inch... [read full story]
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ABI Research is projecting that in 2009 Linux will represent 32 percent of netbook sales, far higher than the seven percent figure claimed by Microsoft, says a report. ABI also estimates that Linux will overtake Windows on...
Reports that the Linux netbook is dead or dying are incorrect, at least globally, according to an analyst firm. Nearly one-third of the 35 million netbooks on track to ship this year will come with some variant of the free,...
VANCOUVER, B.C. - It was supposed to be the perfect companion for the cheap, ultra-compact computers targeted at web applications that have surged in popularity over the past year - a free operating system that could also free...
Research firm's numbers contradict lower figures touted by Microsoft on Linux netbooks Linux's share of netbooks surging, not sagging, says analyst Computerworld - Reports that the Linux netbook is dead or dying are incorrect,...
"Reports that the Linux netbook is dead or dying are incorrect, at least globally, according to an analyst firm. "Nearly one-third of the 35 million netbooks on track to ship this year will come with some variant of the free,...
Research firm's numbers contradict lower figures touted by Microsoft on Linux netbooks Reports that the Linux netbook is dead or dying are incorrect, at least globally, according to an analyst firm. Nearly one-third of the 35...
Research firm's numbers contradict lower figures touted by Microsoft on Linux netbooks By Eric Lai, Computerworld, 11/04/09 Reports that the Linux netbook is dead or dying are incorrect, at least globally, according to an...
Research firm's numbers contradict lower figures touted by Microsoft on Linux netbooks Linux's share of netbooks surging, not sagging, says analyst Computerworld - Reports that the Linux netbook is dead or dying are incorrect,...
SAN JOSE, Calif. Improvements in Windows 7 will make it less likely notebook makers will adopt Linux-based operating systems, said a technology executive at Lenovo. However, the company will evaluate new alternatives including...
Improvements in Windows 7 will make it less likely notebook makers will adopt Linux-based operating systems, said a technology executive at Lenovo, but the notebook giant will evaluate new alternatives including Google's Chrome...
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