Asus may draw its experimental Google Android-powered Netbook from sight after journalists pleasantry with him at Computex in June. But that does not mean that the company is for Windows and Linux Xandros. Sascha said on NetbookNews a reliable source told him that an Asus Netbook with Moblin Linux in October.

Moblin is a Linux distribution for Netbook. The OS started as a pet for Intel, and it is good to work with Netbook always associated with small screens and Intel Atom processors. The Linux Foundation now runs the project, and a number of other Linux distributions have on the implementation of some of the Moblin technology for their own operating systems Netbook optimized.

I will call these messages with a grain of salt for now that Asus has a tendency to experiment with products that never arrive at the market. But Sasha is in Taiwan at the moment, where I know he was with officials from the company. He reported that Asus is working with Google to develop products that will run that business, the forthcoming Chrome OS.

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