Dell Announces Moblin Mini 10v Netbook

Inspiron Mini 10v Runs Ubuntu Moblin Remix Developer Edition, Available Tomorrow

Dell Moblin Mini 10v Netbook

Straight from the halls of this year’s IDF (Intel Developer Forum) in San Francisco, Dell have just announced an interesting upgrade for their Inspiron Mini 10v. Already available with either Windows XP or Linux as an operating system, starting tomorrow the new Dell Moblin Mini 10v netbook will be available with a custom version of Ubuntu Linux developed by Canonical — a pre-release dubbed Ubuntu Moblin Remix Developer Edition.

Although not meant for the general public, the new Moblin version of the Mini 10v should appeal to developers and early adopters. For those who don’t know, Moblin is an open source project developed by Intel and hosted by the Linux Foundation, who aims to come up with a Linux-based platform meant specifically for mobile devices.

It’s a fact that people won’t give their Microsoft Windows functionality and navigation for a new system that has just been announced, but we can’t expect Moblin to gain market share when it comes to those great minds looking to further improve it. Speaking of witch, if you’re among those who’d like to get their playful fingers on it, you should know that starting tomorrow the Moblin Mini 10v will be available for purchase from www.dell.com/ubuntu. No price leak yet.

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