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• 'Low cost' Linux-based PDA unveiled: ...a ready-to-use GNU/Linux-PDA technology solution for license ...
• New IBM/Linux PDA: ...and embedded Linux," said Haavard Nordm, CEO ...
• The Simputer: ...low priced GNU/Linux PDA, and the Simputer ...
• Motorola picks Linux for phone of the future: ...based on Linux, "for the creation of ...

'Low cost' Linux-based PDA unveiled at Taipei Linux Expo (#)

„Esfia (Taipei, Taiwan) will demonstrate a new low-cost Chinese GNU/Linux-based PDA at the Taipei GNU/Linux Expo this week. The device, which is based on a Samsung ARM7 system-on-chip processor and is available with a color or monochrome backlit 320x240 pixel LCD, was developed by Esfia to provide a ready-to-use GNU/Linux-PDA technology solution for license to companies wanting to distribute low-cost GNU/Linux-based PDAs in either the China or worldwide markets“

http://kennethhunt.com/archives/000045.html - Cached

Found at a page of klsh, posted on 2002/08/01

New IBM/Linux PDA (#)

„Geek.com is reporting that the new IBM PDA will use the Linux-based Qtopia desktop. "This is a huge step forwards for the mobile systems market and embedded Linux," said Haavard Nordm, CEO of Trolltech (maker of Qtopia). "Together with Qtopia, IBM's reference platform opens the door for a whole new...“

http://www.steidler.net/archives/ 2003_02.html#000255 - Cached

Found at a page of Tony, posted on 2003/02/20

The Simputer (#)

„Someone on the TTLUG mailing list had asked for a low priced GNU/Linux PDA, and the Simputer immediately came to mind. I honestly don't think it's talked about enough, especially in areas outside of India. I forget exactly how I came across the Simputer , but it's stuck in my mind for one reason alone - the potential of such a system.“

http://WWW.knowprose.com/mtentries/000835.html - Cached

Found at a page of Taran, posted on 2004/01/10

Motorola picks Linux for phone of the future (#)

„Back in July, the "Open PDA" was announced as a joint venture, by Motorola and Metrowerks - a software tool maker which Motorola owns - for the i.MX1 microprocessor. Open PDA is a development solution based on Linux, "for the creation of next generation wireless devices".“

http://www.muddysmind.com/archives/000405.html - Cached

Found at a page of Muddy, posted on 2003/08/31

Review: Sharp Zaurus SL-C760 (#)

„In my last PDA column, I waxed enthusiastic about the iPAQ 2215. At the time, I decided there weren't any Linux PDAs worth adopting. But after using the Zaurus SL-C760, I've changed my tune. A worthy contender for the handheld...“

http://www.jimlynch.com/archives/000429.html - Cached

Found at a page of Jim, posted on 2003/10/25

PDA perfection? (#)

„Through the magic of infrared I could now sync all three devices! Unfortunately, as a linux user, I couldn't synchronise my phone directly with the laptop, but I could go via my PDA and the wonderful GSMTool .“

http://www.andrewsavory.com/blog/archives/ 000078.html - Cached

Found at a page of savs, posted on 2003/09/25

My Work on BoingBoing (#)

„« New Linux PDA {Home} {Forums} {Daily Churn} {IRC} {Distributed} {Dist. Stats} {Mobile} 'Entrepreneur' a trademarked word » “

http://www.kcgeek.com/archives/news/my_work_on_boingboing/ 082703.html - Cached

Found at a page of Lev, posted on 2003/08/27

Linux in the palm of (#)

„Linux in the palm of your hand - Agenda VR3 - The first Linux powered PDA (Slashdot)...“

http://mookie.no-ip.com/archives/005450.html - Cached

Found at a page of aadam12, posted on 2001/04/06

AMD is one step closer to Alchemy based Linux PDA (#)

„MobileMag : AMD is one step closer to Alchemy based Linux PDA - Handhelds - Mobilemag.com “

http://governmentforge.org/archives/000173.html - Cached

Found at a page of tadelste, posted on 2003/09/29

Now here's a phone I want (#)

„Motorola A760 to Release Linux and Java PDA Phone “

http://multiplicity.dk/archives/000420.html - Cached

Found at a page of tkrag, posted on 2003/02/17

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