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arstechnica.com - 4/1/2009
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HP, the dominant PC manufacturer, could potentially be preparing to develop a netbook product with Google's Linux-based Android software platform. According to multiple reports, HP has confirmed that it is studying Google's operating system, but has not disclosed specific plans for ...
tech.yahoo.com - 4/1/2009
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Hewlett-Packard confirmed Tuesday that it is testing Google's
Android operating system as a possible alternative to Windows
in some of its netbook computers. Analysts said the move would allow HP to develop a low-cost netbook optimized for wireless ...
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HP Confirms Considering Android in Netbooks by PC ...
tgdaily.com - 4/7/2009
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Chicago (IL) - If you have been counting
days until Easter for the arrival of the Android
G2 smartphone, add two more weeks to your calendar since HTC and Vodafone will delay the handset until May. The move eliminates G2's early advantage, forcing it ...
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Android G2 slips to May, Samsung plans three Android ...
digitimes.com - 4/6/2009
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There are now [23] new snapshots ( what
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sign in to read real-time updates. Compal Communications reportedly to develop Android-based netbook, says paper Printer friendly Related stories Comments ...
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Android May Be Coming To a Netbook Near You
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... HP is reportedly considering the Android platform, developed by Google, for future netbook applications. The current offering of netbooks from HP use Windows, but it is no stranger to Linux. HP already offers a customized version of Ubuntu as an option for some desktop computers. However, Android was meant for smart phones, and may not be the ideal choice for netbooks. Many variants of Linux are already available on netbooks and another may just further crowd the market. Android does provide a distinct advantage it its' ability to run across all devices with ...
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