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New Linux Tablet Says SCREW YOU Android! – CES 2011
CES 2011: Sharp unveiled their Galapagos line of eReader tablets. They’re especially unique because they don’t run Android Honeycomb, which has been the standard at CES this year. BUT, they do run some Android apps. Their most impressive feature is … Continue reading
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Infosertec TV Diario, 21 de enero. Ya se encuentra disponible el nuevo Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.3?
Programa diario de tecnologia. Inscripción al RSS Infosertec Tv Diario http://www.youtube.com/rss/tag/infosertec.rss Programa diario de tecnología. http://www.infosertec.tv Ariel M. Corgatelli
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CES: Intel offers 45 nm Linux-based Mobile Internet Platform
Move over Nokia (with it’s Nokia 810 Internet Tablet)and Sony with it’s PSP. Intel is not about to let other platform makers run away with the market for consumer-targeted wireless handheld Internet terminals. Here at the Consumer Electronics Show in … Continue reading
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MTube: 2.8″ VGA pocketable Linux prototype
MTube, is powered by a 1GHz CPU and chipsets from VIA Technologies and is equipped with a 2.8-inch display from Toppoly Optoelectronics. The device can perform normal notebook functions under the Linux OS and also has WiMAX connectivity.