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Fujitsu Siemens’ Amilo Mini Netbook With Android [VIDEO]

fsamilo_miniAndroid netbooks have been getting a lot of press lately and videos are starting to leak out with various form factors and designs.  More than a handful of companies have been rumored to be working with Android including HP, Acer, Asus, SkyTone, and more. 

We haven't seen this video yet so we wanted to share it with you guys. In fact, it seems like not many people at all have seen this.  It was uploaded two months ago yet only has 400 views so far. 

Here's a Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Mini netbook running Android.  It's not the prettiest netbook ever but it is one of the clearer videos we've seen of one running Android.

Check out some of the specs to the netbook:

  • 8.9’’ WSVGA Display (1024 x 600)
  • Intel® Atom 270 (1,6 GHz)
  • 2.2lbs
  • 1024MB RAM
  • 60/80 GB HDD
  • LAN, WLAN 802.11 b/g, Bluetooth
  • ExpressCard slot
  • USB 2.0, VGA out
  • 1.3MP webcam

Are you guys liking the idea of Android on netbooks more or less when you see videos like these?

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