Next generation of PDAs?
Yanni Jew
yanni at home.com
Fri Sep 7 17:00:04 UTC 2001
There's the Pocket Linux Workstation at:
http://mylinux.sourceforge.net/
http://www.azpower.com/mylinux/
They're trying to get enough orders to build a first production run. For
US$699 (or less, depending on the size of the prod. run) you'd get:
Custom SuperH 7709A-166MHz, 128MB SDRAM, 64MB Flash, 240x320 TFT LCD
Display, 8bpp, Touch Screen, USB, IrDA, Compact Flash, 2 PCMCIA Slots,
Serial Port, Serial Cable, Developer Port, Audio Sound, Mono Speaker,
Rechargeable Battery, Power Adapter (Hardware), CDROM Linux Software
Distribution, Electronic Documentation (Software), Early Adopter/Wide
Beta Program T-Shirt.
--yanni
Stephen Pair wrote:
[snip]
> Does anyone know of such a device? Seems like it could be a huge
> market. Current PDAs are too limited in terms of storage capacity and
> it's a pain to keep them in sync. The current devices only have about
> 12MB of DRAM, but I would imagine you could build something with 256MB
> of DRAM or more and still keep it small.
>
> - Stephen
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