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  Company puts Android on laptop with China-backed chips

  A Chinese company is tweaking Google’s Android operating system to run on a laptop using homegrown Chinese microprocessors, which are backed by the government.

  By Owen Fletcher | 05 March, 2010 05:30

  Tags: Android, China, Lemote Technology, notebooks

Whitepapers about Lemote Technology

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  Mattson Technology | Webcast

  Matthew Hough, Global Director of IT for Mattson Technology, made the switch from Microsoft Exchange to Google Apps for his 500-person company. With offices on 3 continents, Mattson Technology designs, manufactures, and markets the semiconductor wafer processing equipment used to make integrated circuits. Google Apps has changed the way Mattson does business and enabled IT to turn off six servers. The company has also saved over 70% in total costs compared to Microsoft Exchange. 

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  Cheap can cost your government agency dearly