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[ubuntu] EeePC 1225C or other linux netbook that ships to Belgium

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hey I'm looking for a linux netbook. My first choise is the EeePC 1225C which would be perfect for me. But the only store where I can find this netbook is the Italian Fnac store -> http://www.fnac.it/Asus-Eee-1225C-BK...a659083?PID=10 The problem is that they don't ship this to Belgium. My question is, is there a place where I can buy this netbook (preferably qwerty and not stupid Belgium azerty)? If not, are there other stores that sell linux netbooks (preferably Asus or Toshiba) that ship to Belgium? Thanks (Hardware)

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Submitted by xskl on 09/03/2012

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