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10 February 2013
Of netbooks, tablets and Linux's revenge
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Five years ago, I wrote an article about the relatively new class of netbook computers. I suggested the ultra-low price machines runnin...
24 June 2009
Sugar on a Stick v1 Strawberry is Out
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Although I've been sceptical of the OLPC project, not least because of its ridiculous decision to offer a Windows XP version - putting t...
09 June 2009
Microsoft's Pyrrhic Victory in the Netbook War
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The rise of the netbook has been an extraordinary saga. When the Asus Eee PC was first launched at the end of 2007, it seemed to come from n...
27 May 2009
Why Windows Netbooks are good for Open Source
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Here's an excellent point : Even Windows-based netbooks are good news for open source, though. Firefox is pre-loaded on the millions of ...
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22 May 2009
Should OQO Have Chosen GNU/Linux?
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Remember OQO ? It was a really innovative machine, well ahead of its time. Essentially it was a netbook before they existed, but it made ...
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20 May 2009
Nobody Buying Windows XO Laptops?
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One of the most vexed questions at the moment is the state of the netbook market. What are the returns for GNU/Linux-based systems? And is...
23 February 2009
Dell *Does* Deliver (with Netbooks)
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There's been a lot of sound and fury flying around about the split between GNU/Linux and Windows XP sales on netbooks, and what that mea...
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12 January 2009
Should We Trash Windows Vista – or BadVista?
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The world and their dog seems to be talking about Windows 7 at the moment. Ironically, in part that's because it's proving almost im...
07 January 2009
How the OLPC's Rose Got its Canker
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This blog post explains in painful detail how OLPC was "turned" by Microsoft - and hence why I have personally given up on the pr...
ARMing GNU/Linux Netbooks for Success in 2009
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One of the surprises of 2008 was the runaway success of the ultaportable/netbook form factor. Now that systems running Windows XP are availa...
28 November 2008
The Outlook for Vista Gets Even Worse
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As someone who has been following Microsoft for over 25 years, I remain staggered by the completeness of the Vista fiasco. Microsoft's c...
24 October 2008
Microsoft's Future
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This is something that I predicted would happen: The company's Windows client business grew by half its anticipated target - two perce...
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17 October 2008
What a Difference a Year Can Make
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Talking of ultraportables, can it really be just a year that they've been around? Apparently : ASUS sold over 350,000 Eee PCs in the fo...
08 October 2008
Windows XP Ultraportables - Free Virus Included
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Yet another reason to buy the GNU/Linux version: Asus has admitted that some of the its Eee Box desktop mini PCs have shipped with a virus....
03 October 2008
Not That Vista Isn't Selling...
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...or anything : "As more customers make the move to Windows Vista, we want to make sure that they are making that transition with conf...
09 September 2008
Give One, Get One: I Still Don't Get It
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There can be few open source projects that offered so much promise, and yet which have so signally failed to deliver, as One Laptop Per Chil...
25 August 2008
Attack of the GNU/Linux Ultraportables, Part 2
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On Open Enterprise blog .
15 July 2008
OpenDrive, Closed Minds
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OpenDrive Version 1.0 (for Windows XP/Vista) Yes , and? Nice name, OpenDrive; pity about the product, which isn't.
09 June 2008
Buy Windows XP, Get Vista Free
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On Open Enterprise blog .
03 June 2008
Microsoft Backtracks Further on Windows XP
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This is getting truly hilarious : Microsoft has further extended the life of Windows XP so that computer makers can include the operating sy...
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