Lenovo to Present More Linux-pre-loaded Laptops
Lenovo was reported to plan to launch a full array of laptops pre-loading Novell's Linux operating system, to provide wider product options for consumers to choose from, according to sources.
The demands for Linux system-built-in computers have been in the rise since this year, in the fields like education, government and emerging markets in particular, sources cited Lenovo as saying.
The China-grown up PC maker predicted that the Linux system-pre-loaded PCs would account for 5% of its total PC shipments in the following years.
The first batch of Lenovo's Linux-built-in laptops is expected to be available for purchase at the global market from the fourth quarter of 2007.
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