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The lightweight Linux variant Splashtop that's been pre-installed on some Asus motherboards is shimmying its way over to a range of Asus notebooks, providing instant-on functions like wireless, web browsing, ...

Asus is to embed a lightweight, instant-on version of Linux called "Splashtop" into all its motherboards, following good feedback from customers.

“In response to great user feedback, our plan is to proliferate Express Gate across our entire motherboard-product portfolio, starting with over one million motherboards per month”

ASUS is to embed a lightweight, instant-on version of Linux called "Splashtop" into all its motherboards, following good feedback from customers. via BuilderAU.com.au

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The company previewed an upcoming revision to Splashtop at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in January, then gave us the chance to take a hands-on look at this intriguing system software ." via OSNews.com

“Splashtop is changing the way people use their computers, and we're excited ASUS shares our vision of the way computing should be”

Over the next couple of weeks Asus will debut four new motherboards with the embedded Splashtop Linux operating system. via DarkVision Hardware

“It's like having a force or army outside of a fort, restricting what goes in and out”

Although mobile workers will find the concept of instant-on laptops powered by newly introduced BIOS technologies attractive, CIOs are not going to buy a white box, said Gartner's Leslie Fiering. via NewsFactor Network

“By partnering with ASUS, we're given a great opportunity to help millions of users enjoy freedom from long boot times and cluttered operating systems.”

DeviceVM, a San Jose-based company developing rapid-start computing technologies, announced today its collaboration with ASUS, the leading worldwide motherboard, components and notebook manufacturer to ... via DarkVision Hardware

“ASUS is very pleased to partner with an innovative leader such as DeviceVM”

Published: Thursday, October 11 2007 @ 7:38 AM CDT Contributed by: Tommy SAN JOSE , Calif. via LinuxElectrons

“We are extremely pleased to back such a revolutionary company and product.”

DeviceVM, a San Jose-based company developing rapid-start computing technologies, today announced the closing of a $10 million Series B round of funding to support its continued growth. via Freshnews

Tomorrow DeviceVM's SplashTop product will be officially unveiled but since posting our original article on this technology and later an ASUS update, we have learned some new details about this instant-on Linux ... via DarkVision Hardware

San Jose startup DeviceVM will launch a product on Wednesday to combat a simple problem: your PC takes too long to start up. via Wired News