Linked by snydeq on Mon 1st Jun 2009 16:27 UTC
Google Qualcomm showed off a previously unannounced Eee PC running Android at Computex in Taipei. The machine has a 10-inch screen, built-in webcam, and a universal 3G radio that supports all UMTS and CDMA networks on all frequencies used around the world. The 'smartbook' runs on Qualcomm's Snapdragon, a 1GHz ARM processor core that marks a shift away from Intel Atom x86-based netbooks. A second Android-based netbook -- a prototype by contract hardware maker Compal Electronics -- was also demoed at the show. Google, meanwhile, declined to discuss what steps it is taking to adapt the smartphone OS for laptops.
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RE[8]: Left hand meet right hand
by kaiwai on Tue 2nd Jun 2009 06:59 UTC in reply to "RE[7]: Left hand meet right hand"
kaiwai
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2005-07-06

But something tells me that there are some companies that are already not taking US into account. That something is reality and history, and it comes from Samsung and a bunch of Japanese and Chinese companies NOT pleanning to release some of their products outside their respective countries. So get you head out of that US centric ass and think a bit.


Why the f*cking hell would I have a 'US Centric' way of thinking when I am not even from the US! Your lack of location in your profile has killed any possible credibility you thought that you might have had here.

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