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share this: music and more Analyst, Matt Kohut, who spoke about his vision of the future of netbooks, which involves Windows 7, bigger screens, incorporated 3G, touch integration, and lower prices. Linux fans will be disappointed to hear that Kohut thinks Windows 7 will rule future generations of netbooks because it offers a better, more acquainted solution, with the laborer benefit of touch. Quoting Kohut: "The other third edition by the editors of the stars and stripes heritage® dictionary. copyright © 2003 has been, in order to keep the price points down, a lot of people thought that Linux would be the savior of all of these netbooks. You know, there were a lot of netbooks loaded with Linux, which saves $50 or $100 or some it happens to be, based on Microsoft's pricing and, again, from an monopoly standpoint, there were a lot of returns because people didn't know what to do with it. Linux, even if you've got a great dispersion and you can argue which one is better or not, still requires a lot more hands-on than leader who is using Windows. So, we've seen overwhelmingly people wanting to stay with Windows because it just makes more sense: you just take it out of the box and it's ready to go."

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