Google Android Lemote Open Source Netbook

The Korean hardware vendors Lemot presented with the Yeeloong what it claims first netbook, which in the BIOS to the operating system uses open-source software. Even otherwise it is unusual to have is fitted with the Chinese Loongson 2F processor but a non-x86-compatible chip with 800 MHz MIPS. Other facilities with a 8.9-inch model that corresponds more to the already usual.

The Yeeloong Lemot Vertragsfertiger is produced by Quanta, the largest laptop manufacturer anywhere in the world. The technical basis should therefore be of high quality. Through the use of free software in the BIOS, the kernel and all drivers, the netbook is particularly “his hacker-friendly.” The 8.9-inch display with 1024 × 600 resolves pixel and the unit is at 512 or 1024 MB of RAM and a 160-gigabyte hard drive, or 2 or 8 GB SSD-equipped drives. The great freedom is not cheap, however. The Dutch technology senders Tekmote, the device has already been at a price of 335 – to 340, – Euro on offer.