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Fatal Design Flaw Will Kill Windows 7 On Netbooks
As it continues to develop and polish Windows 7, Microsoft has made three fatal mistakes that will kill the operating system’s chances for success on Netbooks -- and open the door even wider for Linux. Skeptical? Here's the scoop. |
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Comments (6)
Experiences most of us would like to avoid....
even if the "experience" is running Linux?
Nah.
Linux is fine of course.
But Windows experiences are...well..you know as well as I do how well those tend to go.
Just experienced a non-Linux moment over at the Asus site.
They are comming out with a new Atom CPU. The specs
all around are the same as the one now being used in EEE XXX
except for battery life. The new N280 says Asus, will have up to
9.5 hours of juice. But where is the Linux model? Just xpee?
The tax refund will NOT go to Asus!
The tax refund will NOT go to Asus!
Quoting:The new N280 says Asus, will have up to 9.5 hours of juice. But where is the Linux model?
Interesting here is than Intel did the same as Microsoft: Limit the abilities of their cheap products which are in fact good enough for lots of people to make sure it doesn't eat market share of their expensive products which nobody needs.
Buying an Atom-netbook with XP is limiting oneself both on the hard- and softwareside.
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They are no longer computers or devices, they are experiences.