diogen
03-12-2010, 07:26 PM
The netbook revolution started without MS Windows anywhere to be found - Linux dominated that segment.
But the moment MS realized it's not a fad, Windows was the default OS on 90% of the devices in 6 months.
Linux gets another shot with tablets.
According to ARM executives, over 50 iPad-like devices will hit the market this year. Powered by Linux.
Here comes Linux's iPad clones - Computerworld Blogs (http://blogs.computerworld.com/15742/here_comes_linuxs_ipad_clones)
The Chrome OS from Google might also have a say in this.
It is supposedly to be released 2H2010 and Schmidt confirmed it being on schedule.
Eric Schmidt confirms Chrome OS is on schedule, on target -- Engadget (http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/12/eric-schmidt-confirms-chrome-os-is-on-schedule-on-target/)
Diogen.
But the moment MS realized it's not a fad, Windows was the default OS on 90% of the devices in 6 months.
Linux gets another shot with tablets.
According to ARM executives, over 50 iPad-like devices will hit the market this year. Powered by Linux.
Here comes Linux's iPad clones - Computerworld Blogs (http://blogs.computerworld.com/15742/here_comes_linuxs_ipad_clones)
The Chrome OS from Google might also have a say in this.
It is supposedly to be released 2H2010 and Schmidt confirmed it being on schedule.
Eric Schmidt confirms Chrome OS is on schedule, on target -- Engadget (http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/12/eric-schmidt-confirms-chrome-os-is-on-schedule-on-target/)
Diogen.