Via CNR.com:
In case you haven’t lost interest in the plethora of netbooks from the countless tech companies being introduced to into the US market, there’s another one.
Toshiba, a company that already offers netbooks to Europe and Latin America, has announced that it will be manufacturing a netbook for the booming US market next year.
Ok, it’s time to draw the line. You can get your generic, $300 netbook from Acer, Asus, Dell, MSI, Always Innovating, OEM, Samsung, and now Toshiba. Every source in the business is pointing toward an upcoming Apple netbook, and possibly a Google netbook in the near future as well. When does too much happen? Is the effort to build a netbook of your own brand worth it anymore?
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