Fujitsu is always well-know for its laptops, and is so popular to the teenagers nowadays. Now, Fujitsu, in order to catch with the hot trend of “natural beauty” and “environmental-friendly”, have manufactured a new wooden case laptop, converted from its FMV series.
However, Fujitsu is now the first one to made wooden-cased laptop. In fact, ASUS has already manufactured a similar one not long ago. Although it is only a conceptual products and will not involved in mass production, this kind of “green” products should always be promoted and recommended. I sincerely hope that the laptops in the future can be more bio-degradable, and this is the real way to become “environmental-friendly”.
If I need to say one good thing that EeePC does, then it will be the pushing force from EeePC to Microsoft in a way that the latter need to re-evaluate Linux, and its competitiveness towards Window OS. In addition to that, I also admire the gust shown by ASUS that it can still adopt Linus for the OS in the low-priced laptop, while all other laptops are using Vista already.
In order not to lose its share in this low-priced laptop market, Microsoft needs to introduce its XP again, and announces that XP will be sold to EeePC no until 2010, or even 2012 when Window 7 is launched.
Microsoft didn’t explain further whether it will give a improved version for XP, or continue to provide Service Pack, but what we can see is that, after 10 years of time, XP is still have its own influential value. Can you deny its ability and achivement?
Desktop version of EeePC is one forms of the EeeDT plan from ASUS. But is it really look the same as the picture above? To me, this EeePC picture is more or less like a PS3. Nonetheless, ASUS still haven’t released any new pictures at the moment. Anyway, it is a focus product in 2008, and its relative information must be released in the near future (after computex?).
