Zorin Unveils New Linux-Based PC
Zorin announces its own commercial Linux computer called the Zorin PC and is marketing the new PC as a gateway for Windows users to move to a Linux-based system.
Zorin PC
'Out of the box apps' for Zorin OS
According to Zorin, its PC has a rotatable touch screen display that is optimized for electronic note taking and drawing. Zorin tailored the hardware and software to work 100 percent with Linux and is available in three editions: Home, Educational, and Business.
More information about Zorin and its OS and PC can be found on the newly launched Zorin PC website.
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Zorin PC
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The Zorin PC Team
Unimpressed
All this to "sell" linux, and a "customized" version to fix, what? Didn't we learn anything from the original Asus? Don't mess with what is good. Why would anyone want this over any other modern netbook, with an Atom 455 and 7 to 9 hours of battery life, and a stock copy of Ubuntu or Mint?