HP Testing Google’s Android for Some Netbooks

March 31st, 2009 Borya K Posted in External Netbook Articles | No Comments »

Just in from WSJ: HP is considering replacing Windows with Google’s Android in some mini-laptops.

HP is the world’s largest PC maker. Android is a software originally designed for cellphones. Testing is in progress and no decision has been made.

Seems like a natural transition: Android gets larger; notebooks get smaller; at some point, the two intersect.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123852934905974845.html

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