Ubuntu launches at retail in Portugal with ASUS
Canonical
on 18 November 2011
This article is more than 12 years old.
As of this week, Ubuntu is now on sale in over 100 retail outlets in Portugal.
Preloaded on the new ASUS Eee PC 1215P, Ubuntu is available to buy in over 100 Vobis and Worten stores (part of the Sonae group) across the country http://www.worten.pt/ProductDetail.aspx?pid=04826099&oid=30|31|36905&c=2655842.
The Eee PC has a slim, lightweight, design and up to 9 hours’ battery life making it suitable for work, play or study.
This is another great piece of marketing activity for Canonical, through launching the Ubuntu computing experience into a brand new retail market.
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