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If you fall Linux or Ubuntu at all, then you probably recall the release of System76’s Sable Complete all-in-one Ubuntu desktop PC last month. This device featured a 21.5″, high-definition 1080p display and quad-core, third generation Intel Core i5 or i7 processor, depending on which one you decided to go with. Well, the device has dropped in price by $50 and is gaining a little more attention because of it. However, System76 announced another Linux-powered device that some people may find even more attractive than the Sable. This new device is the 17.3″ Bonobo Extreme, which features “the world’s fastest GPUs,” according to the company.Read More →

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Dell has been pretty off and on with the Linux desktop over the years being the first major OEM to offer consumer Linux desktops back in 2007 but only offering Linux-powered mobile PCs through special order from the company since then. However, all that has changed as Dell will soon be offering two new high-end mobile workstations complete with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6 for Desktops. Dell is claiming that the two new laptops, which have been titled the Dell Precision M4700 and M6700, are the “world’s most powerful 15-inch and 17-inch mobile workstations.” The truth of that claim to fame remains to beRead More →

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There has been a lot of talk about Dell’s “Project Sputnik” Ubuntu laptop recently with even more news about the device dropping within the past day or so. Word on the street last week was that decisions would have to be made soon about the remainder of the six-month project, which was initially made possible by an internal innovation fund by Dell. Well, the company has actually just announced that the laptop, which is based on the Dell XPS 13 with Ubuntu 12.04 LTS “Precise Pangolin” pre-loaded, will be available in select areas this fall. According to Nnamdi Orakwue, Executive Sponsor of the Dell IncubationRead More →