Challenge Chromebook:black Lab releases Netos and CloudBook

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Roberto J. Dohnert, chief executive of Black Lab software, today announced the launch of Black Lab Netos operating system and black Lab cloud notebook. Black Lab Netos is a "cloud-oriented, network-centric" Linux kernel operating system that the company believes is the perfect alternative to Chrome OS. In addition, the company announced Black Lab CloudBook to counter Chromebook. The Netos system is based on the Ubuntu Linux distribution, but the difference is that the system is similar to Chrome OS only using cloud apps. However, users still have direct access to the mainstream Ubuntu software library to install any package package. "Unlike Chrome OS, all applications in the Ubuntu Library can be installed quickly and stably into the system, including LibreOffice, the GIMP, Steam, Banshee, Geany, Dohnert," said J. Eclipse and Android SDK, and more. The Netos can be installed on a wide range of 64-bit consumer PCs (Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, etc.) and Chromebook. ” In addition, black Lab introduces CloudBook, which is equipped with the Intel Celeron N3050 Processor (1.6GHz), 2GB of ddr3l memory and 32GB ssd,11.6 inch HD resolution screen, Intel integrated graphics, and the ability to continuously use the battery for 8 hours. The notebook currently has two options of black and blue, priced at $250.

Challenge Chromebook:black Lab releases Netos and CloudBook