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Originally Posted by Hellmark
Xandros is NOT owned by ASUS. Xandros is a separate entity, and has been around for a lot longer than the Eeepc. ASUS merely chose to work with Xandros, because Xandros is open to working with corporations.
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Correction noted, and thank you.
But it doesn't change the point - ASUS already has a Linux solution they are familiar with. I don't see them suddenly shifting to Android, though I can see an incentive to do so: at this point Android has brand recognition, and the fact that a device uses it is a
feature. ASUS wants to sell hardware, and might decide down the road that a device running Android would sell better because of that.
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Dennis