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This video by JKKmobile recorded at CeBIT 2010 gives us a taste of Linpus Linux Lite 1.3 running on an Acer Aspire One netbook.
The new version of the Fedora based netbook operating system features a new user interface, that allows users to organize applications in tabs and rearrange them via drag and drop.
Today at CeBIT, Intel introduced the 4th generation of the classmate PC, a convertible 10" touchscreen mini laptop powered by a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 processor.
At the press event in Hannover Sascha from Netbook News had the chance to get his hands-on the rugged device and could not resist to try, if it still works after letting it fall to the ground. Check out the video to see for yourself.
Another video featuring the Chitech CT-PC89E, this time running the MID-LINUX operating system, which is pre-installed on the netbook.
The operating system's user interface in the video doesn't resemble the screenshots on the website, which suggest that it's based on Ubuntu Linux.
The Chitech CT-PC89E is a low-cost ARM-based netbook from China powered by a 667MHz Samsung S3C6410 processor. It has an 8.9" LCD screen with 1024x600 pixel resolution and weighs only 720grams (~1.59lbs). The netbook comes with 256MB DDR1 RAM, 2GB NAND flash memory, 2 USB 2.0 ports, SD and SIM (requires 3G or EDGE PCI-Express modem) card slots, WiFi 802.11, 10/100 Ethernet, and an optional built-in webcam.
Back in January at CES 2010 the MSI Wind U135 running SUSE Moblin attracted lots of attention and now at Mobile World Congress there shows up another MSI Wind model, the U160, running SUSE Linux with the Moblin interface.
