dual boot

Inevitable?

Perhaps. But there's still nothing like seeing Linux running on a device for the first time -- especially when it involves such a seemingly hacker-friendly device as the Google Cr-48 laptop.

When we approached the just-introduced Viliv P3, we were cautiously optimistic that we were looking at a phone.

Needless to say, our hopes would go on to be mercilessly dashed, but in the wake of the carnage, we were still left with an intriguing PMP with a big AMOLED display and an 800MHz Cortex A8 processor.

Acer loves it some Google.

And unless Google's trying to stamp out your revenue stream, who doesn't?