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Linux in a phone, or a desktop or laptop or...a ROAD
by Guy J Kewney | posted on 23 August 2006
It looks like a computer. No, hang on, it looks like a Nokia 9500. What is a ROAD?
A review of the device, now out, summarises: "ROAD are marketing the 210 gram S101 as a tiny pocket based PC rather than a phone, and it certainly has impressive credentials."
It's a German startup called ROAD GmbH (ROAD stands for Remote Office Access Devices). Full details from Mobile Gazette.
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