“We’ve recently seen the popular EeePc in Windows XP form. There
are even concerns that Linux in the EeePC ultra-portable
computers–or indeed Linux in the larger subnotebook, mini-notebook
or whatever you want to call this emerging category–is now likely
to evaporate in the face of Windows versions.“Hold on. Let’s remember that notebooks are now the dominant
form factor for PCs, and emerging markets and new form factors,
such as the EeePC, Cloudbook and others offer a new playing field
for Linux…”
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