Netbook runs Debian on China-made CPU
A Chinese vendor of microprocessors and computer systems will reportedly soon ship a low-cost "netbook" with an 8.9-inch display, Debian Linux-based software, and a Chinese-made processor. The Lemote Tech "Fuloong Mini" has a 600-800MHz Loongson 2F processor, 512MB of DDR2-666 RAM, and an 80GB hard drive.
Lemote (formally, "Jiangsu Lemote Tech Co., Ltd.") is a joint venture between Jiangsu Menglan Group Co., Ltd., and the Institution of Computing Technology (ICT), a think-tank run by the Chinese Academic of Science(CAS). Lemote lists the Loongson 2F chip among its products, and also sells a mini-computer, motherboard, and network computer based on the chip.
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