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engadget.com - 12/31/2008

EMTEC bringing 10-inch Gdium netbook to America for $400

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While EMTEC clearly knows how to have a good time, it's getting back to business with the Gdium. If you'll recall, we heard about this here netbook eons ago, but since then, we've been too overwhelmed by countless Eee models and various changes in Wind direction to even give this fellow a ...

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EMTEC Gdium to sell for $400 in the US
Liliputing — ... to help build a developer community. And now Engadget reports that EMTEC will be showing the netbook at CES next week and plans to start selling the Gdium to US customers soon after. ...

EMTEC bringing 10" Gdium to America for $400
Asus Eee News, Mods, and Hacks — From Engadget - EMTEC will be debuting its 10-inch GDIUM netbook at CES in preparation for a US release. The Linux-based machine will come preloaded with various open source software including G-Key, a bootable USB key on which the Linux OS, applications, and personal data are stored. It will be available in white, black and pink for $400. ...

EMTEC Gdium Liberty 1000 10-inch netbook to sell for $400
Obsessable News Feed — ... [gdium.com] EMTEC bringing 10-inch Gdium netbook to America for $400 [Engadget] ...

Gdium Netbook Heading to the US
I4U News — ... machine in the US market will be that it runs the Linux operating system. It has became quite clear that consumers in the US prefer Windows with return rates on Linux based netbooks higher than those of the Windows brethren. The other big problem is that while the machine runs Linux, it is priced like a Windows-based netbook at about $400. That is simply too much coin for a Linux netbook in my opinion. It will be available sometime in January in black, white, and pink colors. Via Engadget Posted on Wed, 31 Dec 2008 12:00:00 CST | by Shane McGlaun ...

EMTEC 10-inch Gdium netbook coming to US
PCLaunches.com — ... on a netbook computer. The Gdium is your typical netbook with 10-inch widescreen display, and 900MHz Loongson processor. Other features include 512MB of RAM, up to 32GB SSD, webcam, Wireless, 3x usb ports, and Linux operating system. The most interesting thing about this machine is its G-Key, which is described as a bootable USB key on which the Linux operating system, applications, and personal data are stored. The Gdium will come in white, black and pink colors for $400. [Via Engadget]