Linux-based e-book boasts "brightest and fastest" e-paper
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| A France-based e-book specialist is readying a Linux-powered successor to its
| earlier Windows CE-based e-book reader devices. Bookeen's third-generation
| Cybook device, featuring "groundbreaking" Vizplex e-paper technology from E
| Ink, is a customized version of a Chinese-language e-book reader that debuted
| last December.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS4810239944.html
As usual, Microsoft tries to /buy/ support.
Microsoft offers treats to Linux hackers
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| Microsoft held a similar event at last year's San Francisco LinuxWorld.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS4935923195.html
They even tried "dumping" Windows CE 4 years ago (and failed miserably).
Related:
$3 Windows a threat to Linux?
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| Meanwhile, in the embedded market, Microsoft attempted to counter
| the low costs of using embedded Linux with a $3 Windows CE licensing
| program launched back in 2003.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS6846555964.html
Linux gains support in mobile communications
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| 'Based on what we have been told by our contacts in the industry,
| Nokia's choice to further support Linux is representative of a
| shift to Linux as a whole', commented IMS Research Senior
| Analyst Alison Bogle.
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http://www.electronicstalk.com/news/isr/isr106.html
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