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Running Nine USB-Based Displays On Linux
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| Last May we were briefed that DisplayLink
| would provide open-source driver support
| on Linux. DisplayLink is a company that
| makes graphics processors capable of
| powering high resolution displays that
| work over a USB connection. This
| technology is found within products from
| Hewlett-Packard, ASUS, Samsung, and
| others. Since last year DisplayLink and
| the Linux community has been working on a
| LGPLv2 software stack and in June first
| released a frame-buffer and X.Org driver
| and since has released other improvements.
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http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NzkyOQ
AMD Catalyst 10.1 Driver For Linux Released
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| Catalyst 10.1 for Linux continues to lack X
| Server 1.7 support, but the Linux 2.6.32
| kernel may work with this release. Like past
| months, the Catalyst 10.1 driver is another
| unexciting driver update. AMD Eyefinity might
| also be working on Linux, or at least the
| ability to use three monitors from a single
| AMD Radeon HD 5000 series graphics card, but
| that hasn't been officially shared. Catalyst
| 10.2 will be a bit more exciting as Ubuntu
| 10.04 nears, but not without some
| disappointments too.
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http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=NzkzMQ
Recent:
âBusiness Classâ Favi Pico-Projectors Run Small, Have Linux
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| The RIOLED-V is actually a netbook slash
| projector, featuring Linux, web apps (YouTube,
| Flickr and a few other ubiquitous ones like
| weather and email were mentioned) and Wi-Fi.
| It kind of reminded me of that MSI projector
| PC the CES guys spotted out in Vegas this
| week, albeit a smaller, half-baked version
| that did not look anything like a small space
| ship with 1080p.
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http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2010/01/business-class-favi-pico-projectors-run-small-have-linux-will-travel/
Favi debuts RIOLED-Q and RIOLED-V wireless pico projectors
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| Based on Linux, users can run a number of
| programs including YouTube, Flickr, e-mail
| clients, web browsers and more. Itâs being
| touted as a netbook/projector. Thereâs also a
| USB port, A/V output, a SM/MMC card reader and
| internal memory (though its not clear how
| much).
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http://blogs.zdnet.com/gadgetreviews/?p=11022
Last year:
Tiny DLP projector ships
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| Digi-Key has started distributing a tiny video projector from Texas
| Instruments (TI) that could prove small enough to embed in mobile phones. The
| 10-lumen Pico Projector uses TI's DLP (digital light processing) technology,
| and is sold as part of a development kit targeting the Linux-ready
| BeagleBoard.
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http://www.linuxdevices.com/news/NS5071815135.html?kc=rss
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