Java on the Zaurus
[Archived in Entry, Sharp Handheld]
dbgrandi on 2003/10/16:
„Aside from that, this section will be about other issues that I find with Java on handhelds. We are currently using two Sharp Zaurus handheld devices for the WG development. This version of the Zaurus runs PersonalJava, which will soon be phased out by J2ME. Both of these flavors of Java differ substantially from the current 1.4.1 version of J2SE, which is what most Java apps are written in these days.“
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„Probably the biggest downside to the Zaurus is that it is onlysold in Japan today, though Dynamism does a good job of sellingand supporting it (and delivered mine in just under 2 days). Sharp does sell the prior Zaurus model in the US, and I hope they sell the new one here eventually too. The current rumors are that it (or a similar product) will be either sold in the US soon, or marketed as an enterprise solution (which seems to makes sense, given its support for open standards and customization, and raw horsepower).“http://www.rmi.net/~lutz/pic22.html - Cached
„LOUIS, MO, March 30, 2001 - Amiga Incorporated, a pioneer in the development of multi-mediaand content, today announced a long-term partnership with Sharp Corporation, a worldwide developer ofinnovative products and core technologies in electronics, in which Amiga will develop content fornext-generation Sharp handheld computing devices.In March, Sharp announced its plans to market theZaurus PDA in the United States and Europe as one of the world's first Linux-based handheld device.The Linux operating system is gaining wider acceptance in the computer server market because itsunderlying code is freely distributed on the Internet. Easily adaptable for different hardware devices,the Sharp handheld will be able to run software written in Sun Microsystems' versatile Java softwarelanguage that supports different operating systems.In this partnership, Amiga announced that itsdeveloper community would either develop new content or adapt existing content for PDA applications,using their reputation for innovation and leadership in gaming, 2D, 3D, animation, video, and musicapplications. Amiga-developed content can be downloaded directly through wireless networks, usingdesktop computers, or ported directly into the new device.Read the press release hereLuca Diana: "Photosof the Sharp/Amiga PDA are available on Quantum Leap."“http://amiga.czex.com/history/3_01e.html - Cached
„2003-11-26: PC world article about the new Zaurus SL-6000N, SL-6000W andSL-6000L in Japan. But when will Australia get these things? It's veryfrustrating having to wait for so long for these machines to hit the street.Does Sharp want us to buy these things or not?“http://www.topology.org/hard/palmtop.html - Cached
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