Intel announced "unforced" installation of Netscape in China

The operating system moblin2.0 developed by Intel based on netbook and other mobile devices has recently been open to the industry, and whether it can win the competition with Microsoft and Google attracts more attention. This morning, he Shufen, the company's director of partnership and strategic business development in the Asia Pacific region, said intel hoped to compete fairly in an open market, however, Intel does not force them to install the system during negotiations with partners.

Due to the popularity of the netbook market, companies such as Google and Apple have released their respective operating systems. Intel, the processor giant, is also reluctant to stand out. Its software and service division immediately launched two generations of moblin operating systems. At present, Acer has officially announced the full pre-Installation of the moblin operating system in the netbook.

He Shufen did not answer the question about the competitive relationship with Microsoft today. As an important force in the "Wintel" alliance,IntelThe behavior of separately pushing the operating system is also viewed as a copy by the industry.Microsoft. He Shufen said that Chinese partners can develop traditional monopoly systems or other incompatible systems, the intel moblin system provides an open, fair, and just software platform. For an isV, there is no threshold to compete with others from one point.

"Many software vendors already have a large market share, while moblin does not, so it is also a good opportunity for the industry, of course, this is also a challenge ." He Shufen looks at the future of Intel's self-developed operating system.

It is reported that Intel will force OEM partners to use the moblin system, but the OEM manufacturer chooses this system and will get intel's corresponding support. "We finally hope Intel will become the platform they may choose ".

She said that moblin systems are focused on internet devices (MID), netbooks/online computers, on-board information entertainment platforms (IVI), and embedded systems. Intel has not responded positively to topics that have broken the tacit understanding with Microsoft.

 

Source: jieshiwang