Intel says $200 Android laptops and $400 Core hybrids are in production

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It would not be an overstatement to admit that other than Windows and Linux, we are currently witnessing a whole new and different player in the desktop/laptop computer OS arena; Android! I think Google should create a fork of their current Android (which is obviously optimized only for portable, touchscreen devices with limited battery capacities) and consider a true desktop experience like Android for PC which would be really interesting (the first game console powered by Android is already out, so that’s a first step in that direction), as it wouldn’t require very powerful or expensive hardware to allow a smooth end-user experience, and with the large range of existing apps, consumers would also have a better choice than to be forced to spend more than needed for basic tasks on a regular desktop/laptop. “Android for PC” should be a more powerful OS, much like Windows. I see a great future for Android, whichever direction it should evolve, and it’s already gradually eating up into the Windows user-base. Don’t expect it to slow down as the years roll by!

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