Samsung announced this week that doesn’t intend to throw netbooks with the operating system of Google, Android. In interview to the site Mobinuate=, David Eberlé, director of Telecom of Samsung France, said that there is no forecast for that to happen.

The site Samsunghub sees the position of the company as a movement to check the receptivity and to test the potential of their products before doing agreements to involve other marks, differently that happens with Acer, that is working in equipments with the new operating system.

Recently, Asus interrupted the production of a new model of Eee PC with Android. The given justification is that the technology of the project is not still totally ripened, besides not being a priority of the development team.

It is worth to remind that the first netbooks was based on variants of Linux, but today the market is dominated by Microsoft: 96% of the netbooks go out of factory with some version of Windows installed. Android, that is also based on Linux, can balance the scale.

Recently, Google announced Chrome THE, a new system destined to the netbooks that it should be ready in one year. That that turns the company, that had never had experience in the production of operating systems, responsible for two of them, quite different in spite of they be both based on Linux.

Via: Neteco.