Saint Song Releases "Linux-Compatible" Mini PC
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Hemos
on Mon Feb 12, 2001 07:51 AM
from the but-how-the-hell-does-it-work dept.
from the but-how-the-hell-does-it-work dept.
10 Yogurts writes: "Saint Song Corp. recently announced the release of the Cappuccino G1, successor to their acclaimed pocket PC, the Espresso. Although no longer a "pocket PC," due to the docking bay's features being integrated into the unit, the Cappuccino is a very small (and very, very cool) set-top box--and Saint Song is specifically touting "Linux compatibility." What does the Cappuccino have that the Espresso didn't? How about S-Video and RCA outs, Ethernet, swappable DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive, V.90 modem, 16-bit sound, IrDA support, more bus ports, and a new chipset (i810E), to name a few. Impress Watch (Japanese text) has several photos of the box, including two interior shots. Tsukomo, also in Japanese, has even more photos, and is selling the units for ¥84,800 (about US$720)." It looks like a sleek little device - and is cheaper then the iPaq I bought from the shady looking store in NYC. But does anyone have more detailed information? Please post below, if so.
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Re:Umm... why? (Score:3)
If you go look at the pictures, you will realise this device is hardly larger than the CD drive!
Any "normal" PC is a large clunky beast in comparison. This thing looks smaller than a Dreamcast.
Buy one here... (Score:3)
They list the old model, too. [ibuypower.com]
Umm... why? (Score:3)