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Packard Bell's dot finally makes it to the netbook partyThe bandwagon must have been travelling way too fast for Packard Bell to catch a ride, as the 'dot', otherwise known as the "the ideal travelling companion" (by Packard Bell of course) has finally joined in the netbook festivities, almost two months after we initially heard about it. Could Packard B ... |
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Sylvania realizes it can’t make good netbooks on its own, rebrands MSI Wind as ‘MAGNI’Sylvania had the right idea when it rebranded the 7-inch Everex Cloudbook as the Sylvania “g” netbook except for the fact that the Cloudbook never really took off. Then came the 8.9-inch Sylvania MESO, which was a kinda-sorta rebranded Amtek Elego by Digital Gadgets, a licensee of Sy... |
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Lenovo Removes Linux Option For Home Buyersbillybob2 writes "Lenovo has stopped selling laptops pre-installed with Linux on its web site, only 8 months after starting the trial program. This means that home customers won't be able to buy a Thinkpad without paying the Microsoft tax. Word has it that the decision to pull the plug on Li... |
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Everex's Linux Based Mini PCImage Courtesy Everex Everex is one of the companies leading the way in terms of low cost PCs. Much of this comes from their use of the Linux operating system and... ... |
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Low Cost Everex NetbookASUS may have made the first netbook available in the US market, but they were followed shortly after by the Everex CloudBook. The CloudBook offered many similar features to the... ... |
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Netbook margins so low, some PC makers not even going to botherFlickr’d All these small form factor laptops? Turns out they’re not too great for the companies making them. Companies like Asus with its EeePC and Acer with its Everex (and Dell’s future netbook) are now finding out just how little they actually make by selling the small lap... |
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