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Mandriva, NEC in Europe team up on Linux machines

Author: computerworld.com Published: 30th Sep 2005 Visited: 613 times

Computer maker NEC Computers is joining Linux vendor Mandriva to develop and sell a line of server, desktop and laptop computers for the business, home and education markets in Europe.

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