24 Feb 09 Kogan to Launch Linux Netbook?
While its Android smartphone is not ready yet, Kogan seems also interested in netbooks. And these aren’t usual netbooks, but Linux-powered machines. The 10-inch netbooks should arrive soon for a price of around $530. Inside you’ll find an Intel Atom processor, 160 GB of HDD, 1GB of RAM and Linux of course. So will we actually see this Linux netbook or is it as real as the Agora phone?
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