Hands-on with the Kogan Agora Netbook Pro

The 10.2in Kogan Agora Netbook Pro will be available for $539 and it runs the gOS Linux distribution.

Kogan chose a wireless module without built-in Bluetooth, but when the company sought suggestions from the community about the netbook some people indicated they wanted Bluetooth for that once-every-three-months job. As a result, Kogan will supply a USB-based Bluetooth module for free with the Agora Netbook Pro. Not having the Bluetooth module as part of the wireless networking adapter should help save some battery life when Wi-Fi is enabled. Kogan will supply a six-cell battery with the Agora Netbook Pro.

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