Moblin V2 gives Linux laptops a consistent look-and-feel
From Intel's booth, here are some examples of laptops running Moblin V2 versions of Linux distributions such as Linpus and Ubuntu. The idea behind Moblin is to give all Linux-based netbooks and notebooks a similar interface and user experience so that it can be a better alternative to Windows.
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