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Fresh from the disappointment of failing to deliver Australia's first Android phone, Kogan has announced a range of netbooks using the same brand name. The Agora Netbooks start at $A499, and like many such devices use an Atom CPU, in this case the 1.60GHz N270. Another interesting point is Kogan's choice of operating system: the Ubuntu-based gOS. If gOS isn't to your taste, support is available for those wishing to install a different operating system. According to Kogan officials, Ubuntu Netbook Remix, KDE4, Windows XP and Windows 7 all work "very well" on the Agora Netbook.
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