Sharp Zaurus SL-5500
[Archived in Entry, Windows Pocket Pc]
SGen. Rayegun on 2004/03/08:
„No, it's not a Palm-OS clone. Nope, not even a Windows Pocket PC thingie. So what does that leave you ask? Try embedded Linux!!!“
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„From Sharp, the latest version of their Linux-based Zaurus PDA. The SL-C860 is an update of their SL-C760 and SL-C750 handhelds, and has a 400MHz processor, 128MB of RAM, and a 640x480 resolution LCD screen that swivels around to reveal a tiny keyboard. For whatever reason Sharp hasn't bothered to really market any of the handhelds in the Zaurus line in the States, and the SLC-860 will likely prove no different.“http://www.stargeek.com/item/5022.html - Cached
„This is the developers version of the SL-5500, which will go on sale early next year. As of this writing, the main differences between the developers version and the consumer version of this device will be the amount of included RAM and different operating system changes / tweaks /additions. The SL-5500 will have 64mb of RAM, while the developers version has 32mb of RAM.“http://www.the-gadgeteer.com/ zaurus-sl-5000d-review.html - Cached
„The Rollins Band - had my fill of Henry during my TDY to Marina Del Rey, but I love his Viva Las Vegas version with Black Flag (of course, someone is gonna fact-check my ass and tell me that Henry was long gone, or hadn't showed up yet when they cut that song) - I can hear it now, in all it's frenzied LA punkiness. CLUELESS OLD FART UPDATE: "Just to prove you right about the fact-checking your ass...it's not that Henry was or wasn't in The Flag when they recorded Viva Las Vegas, it's just that they didn't record it. That was the Dead Kennedys." No wonder I couldn't find the MP3 last night.“http://www.thefatguy.com/archives/ 2002_07.html#001483 - Cached
Found at a page of Scott Chaffin, posted on 2002/07/30
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