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Posts Tagged with 'netbooks'
Moblin v2.0 Beta: Linux Netbook's Best Hope?
Can Intel's Moblin revive the ailing Linux netbook market? The Moblin v2.0 beta release is giving it a try with a very slick update.
May 20, 2009
Six New Mobile Devices Running Open Source
Looking for more Linux and open source apps in your life? Then pick up your phone. Check out the newest smartphones and netbooks announced just last week that the discerning penguin will be craving before the year is out.
April 8, 2009
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