Intel opens Netbook Linux centre
A new centre aimed at speeding the development of mobile computing devices around the Linux-based Moblin OS opened in Taipei.
The idea is for Taiwanese companies to use the centre as a testing ground for new netbooks and mobile Internet devices (MIDs), as well as develop more applications around Moblin.
The Taiwan government teamed up on the centre with US chip maker Intel, which developed Moblin. Intel plans to support the new centre by further development of Moblin, which includes open source software with an OS, a user interface, a browser, developer tools and other software. Intel created Moblin software to run on devices that use its Atom microprocessors.
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