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Giggs

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#69047 2-Oct-2010 08:21
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Saw a Harvey Norman advert in paper today for an Acer Aspire netbook with "Windows 7 starter & android OS" would that be froyo?

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  #387133 2-Oct-2010 14:33
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Giggs: Saw a Harvey Norman advert in paper today for an Acer Aspire netbook with "Windows 7 starter & android OS" would that be froyo?


I can't find anything saying what version of Android it is. Makes me think it must be v1.6 most likely.




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  #387166 2-Oct-2010 17:20
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Thanks Linuxluver for the reply. 1.6 or 2.2, you have to wonder how they would go since they were not really developed for the PC.

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  #387255 3-Oct-2010 00:23
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Giggs: Thanks Linuxluver for the reply. 1.6 or 2.2, you have to wonder how they would go since they were not really developed for the PC.

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Check out Android x86 (v1.6) . I've run it on my Acer laptop. It was very fast as the OS is designed with 300MHz / 128MB RAM phones in mind. So on a laptop running at 1.6GHz with 2GB of RAM.....it was *awesome*.

I posted here about it....with pics.

 




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