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Gdium Netbook Uses USB Key for a Hard Drive Friday, January 09, 2009 - Anuradha Menon Home >> Headlines >> Computer Technology   
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Here's a netbook with a twist: Emtec's 10-inch Gdium Liberty has no hard drive. Instead, it will ship with a bootable USB storage stick (dubbed the G-Key) that runs Mandriva G-Linux and has over 50 open-source applications pre-installed: including OpenOffice, Firefox, Thunderbird and Spam Assassin. The novel concept would allow it to be shared amongst users (say, a family) who's individual G-Key's store their own files and preferences. (source: pcworld.com)
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