Oracle is eyeing Netbook market, with plans to use its Sun acquisition as the entry point. "I don't see why some of those devices shouldn't come from Sun-Oracle," said Larry Ellison at Sun's JavaOne conference, referring to netbooks. It looks like it just wants to make sure Sun is a part of netbook software. He also said, "I think you'll see us get very aggressive with Java and developing Java apps for things like telephones and netbooks,"
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