LXer: This week at LWN: Openmoko's WikiReader

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01-04-2010, 05:10 AM	#1
LXer LXer NewsBot Registered: Dec 2005 Posts: 128,591 Rep:	LXer: This week at LWN: Openmoko's WikiReader Published at LXer: Openmoko, the company that first gained attention for its Linux-based phone platform, launched a new pocket-sized open source product in time for this holiday season, the WikiReader. The WikiReader is an inexpensive ($99), low-power, 4-inch square touchscreen LCD display device pre-loaded with the text of three million Wikipedia pages on a microSD card. In the smartphone era, skeptics might dismiss the device as woefully underpowered, but to the open source community the more pertinent question is what else can it do? Read More...

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