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HP releases $500 Linux netbook onto Aussie market

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“Local netbook fans are finally getting a little Linux lovin’
from HP. This week sees the Australian launch of the Mini 110,
which HP is offering with both Ubuntu and Windows XP.

“While Linux has long been on the Mini menu for US and European
customers, this is the first time that HP’s Australian netbook
buyers have been able to order Linux a la carte.

“The Linux model of the Mini 110 comes with a 16GB solid state
drive, 512MB of RAM and a low $499 price tag, and will be available
only in black.”

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