Are Linux netbooks really returned more often than Windows models?

“The first wave of netbooks using the ARM processor is expected
to hit the market in the second half of the year, all running a
version of Linux — either the Google Inc.-backed Android,
Canonical’s Ubuntu distro, or even the Intel Corp.-created Moblin
netbook operating system.

“The new wave of ARM netbooks are expected to be cheaper than
the $300 to $400 of the cheaper Intel Atom-based netbooks today at
about $200, and they are expected to boast longer battery life, as
well as instant-on and other smartphone-style features.

“Windows: A familiar desktop friend?

“Microsoft says that Windows dominates — and will continue to
dominate — netbooks because customers are looking for a familiar,
PC-like experience, as well as compatibility with their peripherals
and software such as Microsoft Office.”

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