Indian company offers Linux handheld to OEMs

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 Indian company offers Linux handheld to OEMs

The device can be configured to incorporate a variety of modules
Jun 26, 2003


Summary

    Bangalore-based Mistral Software has designed a Linux-based 
handheld computer around the ARM9TDMI RISC processor from Samsung 
Electronics that aims to target vertical markets such as navigation, 
health care, logistics, and hospital management. 


read complete story at
http://www.linuxworld.com/2003/0626.mistral.html

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