One of the latest entries into the netbook space will come from Australian company Kogan, the same one behind the world’s first Australian Google Android phone. A sample of Kogan’s upcoming netbooks, powered by gOS and Windows XP, were showed off recently by The Man himself (Ruslan Kogan) to PC Authority for a quick once over. The guys at PC Authority put the netbook to the test, trying out simple tasks on it as it was only a pre-production device. A full review of the Kogan Agora netbook is expected to be written in the next few weeks, but for now, it looks quite promising. Although it uses a non-Windows OS, it shouldn’t be to its demise since it still has a graphical user interface and compatibility of programs with Ubuntu. Check out the full preview of the Kogan Agora netbook at the link below.

Via PC Authority

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