Sweet! Any chance you will be posting the blog articles onto the forum as well? Or how will you separate the content?
Australia’s Kogan Selling first Chromium OS Laptops Starting on June 3 | Chromebook BlogElectronic dealer Kogan has launched the Agora – the first Google Chromium OS powered laptop.
Ruslan Kogan, founder and CEO of the Australian retailer said: “We’ve been able to beat the rest of the world to bring the first commercially available laptop running Google’s Chromium OS.”
As you may know, the Chromium OS is an open source version of Google’s Chrome operating system and is still in development.
The International Business Times reports: “The low-powered laptop comes with 1GB of RAM and a 30GB SSD and is powered by an Intel Celeron M ULV processor, with a display of 11.6-inch (1366×768) and 3 USB ports. Battery life is of about 3.5 hours.”
Starting on Friday June 3rd, customers in the United Kingdom can buy the Kogan Agora Laptop for £269 while the cost to Australian customers is $349.
“Samsung and Acer announced Chromebooks based on Chromium OS last month, but we’ve beaten them to market. Kogan is the most agile consumer electronics manufacturer in the world. We react faster to market trends than anyone else,” said Kogan in the IB Times report
It has nothing to do with legal rights.... the fact is that ANYONE can download and install Chromium on a laptop. They just chose to do this for the extra PR.How did they get legal rights to do this?
Australia’s Kogan Selling first Chromium OS Laptops Starting on June 3 | Chromebook Blog