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  1. Qonos by morcheeba · · Score: 1 · on The Best Graphing Calculator on the Market?

    It's a shame that the Qonos hasn't really taken off... it looks like there hasn't been any development for 2 years.

    It's amazing how much computing power there is now compared to my 4-bit processor hp48 (it still rocks). If only there was a nokia770-like device with a decent keyboard, it would make a great calculator platform.

  2. Why not Qonos? by Xypheri · · Score: 1 · on Infinium Labs Nets $5 Million Funding Commitment

    Man. why can't investors back a product that is "feature complete" and is only awaiting funding to begin production? but insted throw all their money at some system that is doomed to fail, and will most likey be ready for launch when Duke Nukem Forever hits the shelfs.

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    Hydrix: home of project QoNoS

  3. Calculator by Detritus · · Score: 1 · on AdvantageSix Promises a Tiny ARM-based Computer

    It's got the same CPU as the HP-49G+ calculator, which sells for about £125 in the UK.

  4. Qonos linux calc/pda by J_Omega · · Score: 1 · on Overclocking Calculators?

    Any news on the development of the Qonos?
    http://www.hydrix.com/pages/body/products/qonos_ti les.jsp

  5. Unfortunately, no. by porkchop_d_clown · · Score: 1 · on A C Compiler For The HP49g+

    A quick check of comp.sys.hp48 will show hundreds of posts complaining about key bounce and other issues.

    I'm fairly disappointed with my 49G+, I'm looking forward to this machine, which was designed by some of the old HP48 engineers, I believe.

  6. Re:Mass production makes strange economies by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on A C Compiler For The HP49g+

    This probably confirms your theory...

    Let's hope these same guys can eventually create their full-blown linux-based calc themselves!

  7. Re:Mass production makes strange economies by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on A C Compiler For The HP49g+

    This probably confirms your theory...

    Let's hope these same guys can eventually create their full-blown linux-based calc themselves!

  8. Re:Another PDA for ya.. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on PDA Buyer's Guide Reviews The Sharp Zaurus SL-6000

    How about this newcomer?

    Hydrix' Qonos

    Looks like a combination Linux PDA x HP calc x TI calc... Let's hope they can do it!