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 | Posted by: Trizt on Saturday, June 07, 2008 - 09:19
Submitted by Trizt |
| | | | The Asus Eee PC 700-series was more or less the start of ULCPCs for the ordinary people with Linux pre-installed, around the 26th of June ASUS will release the new Eee PC 900 which has a better display, larger SSD and more RAM, but otherwise the same as the 700-series. The Eee PC 901 will have even more SSD (if you buy the Linux version with Xandros), the new Atom CPU and is supposed to have up to 8 hours battery time (Atom optimized kernel is supposed to have given 25% extra battery time). There will also be Eee PC 1000 and 1000H, where the former has a 40GB SSD and the later a 160GB hard drive, both with a 10 inch display.
Acers senior corporate vice president, Jim Wong said recently, "We really need to continue our journey on Linux, we can develop it more and we will try to develop alliances with more partners. Linux is a lonely word. We need to try to create a community." Acer and many other companies has seen that they can earn more money by selling Linux machines, as they can then have a better margin as they don't have to pay microsoft anything.
Read more:
Asus presents 4 new Eee's
Acer loves Linux
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