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Google's Android takes on Microsoft in notebook market

Source: Gulfnews.com

Taipei : Taiwan | 5 months ago

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Acer Inc, the world's second-largest laptop maker, will release a low-cost notebook featuring Android in the third quarter, Jim Wong, head of information-technology products at the Taipei-based company, said. Asustek Computer Inc, pioneer of the sub-$500 (Dh1,835) laptops known as netbooks,...

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