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| February 1, 2005 12:00 AM EST |
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Xandros, the leading developer of easy-to-use Linux solutions, today announced the availability of key staff members at Xandros booth #914 during LinuxWorld Expo in Boston on February 15-17. The Linux provider is expected to roll out new desktop products with state-of-the-art security and communication features aimed at the mass consumer market.
This latest announcement is one in a series of moves to bring Xandros' Linux into mass consumer circulation. In November 2004, Xandros debuted a line of PCs, assembled by Microtel, on Walmart.com. The company followed this up with dramatic price cuts, offering Xandros Linux-based PCs for $199.98. The Xandros PC, marketed as an affordable alternative to all other PCs, comes equipped with a complete suite of pre-installed software for home, school, and small office desktop use.
Xandros will debut its latest line of desktop products at LW at a press conference on Wednesday, February 16, from 10:00-10:45 am, at the Hynes Convention Center.
The Xandros executive staff and engineers will be available during the show, including, Andreas Typaldos, CEO, Dr. Frederick H. Berenstein, co-founder & CTO, Ming Poon, vice president of software development, and David Finkelstein, vice president of sales.
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