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November 24, 2008 - 2 hours, 39 minutes ago Share Comments Not too long ago, I was commenting on the fact that MSI has had a lot more netbooks returned with Linux installed, than Windows.

IP Pro: "...MSI has had a lot more netbooks returned with Linux installed, than Windows. What is interesting is that there is a recent report that Asus has found no skew in the number of returns in either way.

Very interesting indeed - so what does this say?"

MSI unveiled it will launch three Intel Atom based Wind Neton nettop computers in January 2009, these all-in-one mini desktop PCs will start at just $399 and are mainly aimed at the multimedia home ...

It seems that Haiku hacker Francois Revol posted a few messages to a thread in MSI's forums asking to provide hardware with open specifications and/or FOSS drivers such that alternative operating systems like ...

It seems that Haiku hacker Francois Revol posted a few messages to a thread in MSI's forums asking to provide hardware with open specifications and/or FOSS drivers such that alternative operating systems like ...

It seems that Haiku hacker Francois Revol posted a few messages to a thread in MSI's forums asking to provide hardware with open specifications and/or FOSS drivers such that alternative operating systems like ...

It seems that Haiku hacker Francois Revol posted a few messages to a thread in MSI's forums asking to provide hardware with open specifications and/or FOSS drivers such that alternative operating systems like ...

October 11, 2008 - 1 hour, 4 minutes ago Share Comments Sunday we reported on an interview with an MSI manager, who stated that internal research had shown that the return rate for the Linux version of MSI's ...

OSNews: "He claimed that the unfamiliarity of people with Linux was the culprit. This claim sparked some serious discussion around the net, but now MSI's statement is being repeated by Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu."

Gizmodo: "...MSI today told Laptop that, according to internal studies, "The return rate is at least four times higher for Linux netbooks than Windows XP netbooks."