Linpus makes a Linux OS for netbooks shipped by Acer, Quanta and other companies. They are also showing their QuickOS and talking a bit about their roadmap which includes being available for ARM laptops that are coming out.

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MSI releases the new generation of Wind netbooks on the market. They add a hybrid SSD and hard drive storage to boost access times using Windows, to prolong battery life and to increase the price.

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IBM is working on some cloud computing technologies to use all of their server systems more effeciently.

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This is a really cool looking thin and light netbook design by Laptop manufacturing giant Quanta that is going to be released by Telecom carriers, probably Vodaphone (I am guessing that because of the colors) and which could also be for other Telecom companies around the world.

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Thomas Reemer says that the Chinese Government is considering to legalize peer-to-peer filesharing and that they plan to implement watermarking of files released centrally and to monitor popularity of all the works of art on the Internet to then pay the artists through the Government according to their popularity. This plan is being considered by many other Governments around the world instead of letting copyright holders sue teenagers.

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Jesse Pattel discusses the latest news from Participatory Culture who is a group of programmers who are creating one of the best BitTorrent RSS client out there. To decentralize media distribution and make it easy for any content rovider to distribute up to HD quality to an unlimited amount of people for very low bandwidth costs.

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Asus is showing their next bunch of Eee PCs, all having extra features, new designs, larger batteries and built-in HSDPA features to keep the prices up high for this next generation of netbooks.

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IBM shows off a project to provide students with 3D interactive games for them to learn about history such as to learn about the Virtual Forbidden City in China using 3D charachters and relevant interactive gameplay elements.

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This robot can pick things up and push things around on a table. It has a new type of swiss CSEM single lense camera which can measure the distance in 3D to things in front of it.

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Myday makes a 11″ tablet based on Windows CE providing all types of applications such a multi-user calendar and several other things.

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