Ichip Intros New Device, '@Box'
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| The device '@Box' has been designed to provide computer utility, along with
| Internet surfing cum entertainment on the TV. From a technological point of
| view, '@Box' works on the Linux operating system, and comes with a remote
| keyboard, mouse, and joystick interfaces. Users can also access 3D games,
| videoconferencing, IPTV, and VoIP services with this device.
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http://www.techtree.com/India/News/Ichip_Intros_New_Device_Box/551-84720-615.html
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Where does Linux go from here?
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| Linux and free software are here to stay. No single commercial firm will ever
| control the Linux ecosystem like Microsoft has the rest of the software
| industry. Though both may prosper, the bazaar will outlive the boardrooms,
| and Linux popularity will continue to grow on servers, desktops, appliances,
| and embedded devices.
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http://www.linux.com/feature/119865s
Linux to grow 278% in embedded/mobile/real-time apps
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| Linux use in "next" embedded, mobile, and real-time projects will grow 278
| percent over that in "previous" projects, suggests a recent survey by Venture
| Development Corp. (VDC).
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS7115758310.html
Virtual appliances spawn new class of Linux distros
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| Traditionally, vendors have based appliances on Linux by preconfiguring their
| software on a dedicated x86 server. For instance, open source networking
| specialist Vyatta Inc. sells networking appliances with router, firewall and
| virtual private network software on a Dell Inc. PowerEdge server.
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http://searchenterpriselinux.techtarget.com/originalContent/0,289142,sid39_gci1276169,00.html
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