[ Thanks to LinuxLinks for this link.
]
“If you understood that Android is only used on mobile
(cell) phones, think again. The operating system also powers other
devices including a multimedia internet tablet, electronic book
reader, a netbook and even dual-booting laptops. Expect to see many
more Android powered devices in the next new months. Both Asus and
HP will be shortly releasing their own Android netbooks. We are
also excited by the imminent HTC Passion, a smartphone due for
release in April 2010.“Besides being free, Android has many other advantages which set
it apart from its competitors. It is a light platform, with great
mobile syncing, and has less malware than other mobile platforms
(which does not necessarily mean its more secure). Android already
has a great collection of thousands of applications available to
download via the Android Market, which makes it particularly
appealing to developers and consumers alike.“Now, let’s explore the 6 Android devices at hand. For each
device we have compiled its own portal page, providing a screenshot
of the hardware, a full description with an in-depth analysis of
its specifications, together with links to relevant resources and
reviews.”