Articles on Embedded Linux
Asus M50Vm (Core 2 Duo T9400 Processor 2.53GHz, 2GB RAM)
Review The Asus M50 series is part of the Taiwanese maker's entertainment lineup. As such, it incorporates a variety of multimedia features such as Altec Lansing speakers, high-end graphics card and Blu-ray combo drive. But what we did not expect for a laptop at this price range is the huge 500GB of...
8Interview with Intel's Pankaj Kedia @ Computex 2009 - Jun 11, 2009
Blogs During Computex 2009, Intel announced the new "Ultra-thin" category to differentiate with Netbooks which currently use one of its mainstream CPU Atom chipes. Besides this, ARM-powered Linux Netbooks were unveiled at ... Read story »ASUS to launch laptops with instant-on feature - Jun 2, 2008
Crave Five new laptop models from ASUS will incorporate DeviceVM's Splashtop instant-on software, the computer maker recently said. The ASUS M70T, M50V, M51T, F8Va, and F8Vr will be the first laptops on ... Read story »Linux box in your palm - Nov 30, 2006
Blogs Linux has quietly been propagating itself everywhere. Mobile phones, PDAs, media players, broadband routers, wireless gears, NAS storage... embedded Linux is working dilligently without us noticing it. Bill Gates is quite ... Read story »Intel to launch Linux-powered mobile Internet device - Apr 17, 2007
Features Intel is developing its own take on the mini-tablet, with a new ultra-mobile PC platform to be announced at this week’s Intel Developer Forum in Beijing. The big surprise? It’s based on Linux. Read story »Dell to launch new series of laptops, finally! - Aug 19, 2008
Blogs Since its last refresh in 2002, it's about time Dell launches a new series--one that seems to have paid a lot of attention to customer feedback. The new E-series laptops are ... Read story »OKAO Vision Face Recognition Sensor - Apr 19, 2005
Crave Here's a phone that recognizes you. At the recent Security Show Japan 2005, Omron showcased its OKAO Vision Face Recognition Sensor utilizing a camera-phone to scan a user's face before it ... Read story »Jump to page: [1]
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