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Musenki's Linux-Based AP Ships To Beta Customers

Posted by timothy on from the small-cute-wireless dept.

An Anonymous Coward writes: "Austin, TX based Musenki ('musenki' means 'small wireless gadget' in Japanese) is poised to ship beta units of its first product -- the M-1 wireless access point that uses Linux. Pretty cool device that has open architecture and can be modified to accomodate growing 802.11 standards. Says they could have not have done it without open source community."

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  1. Languages by Macblaster · · Score: 3, Funny
    ('musenki' means 'small wireless gadget' in Japanese)


    Excellent example of why the Japanese language kicks ass - they have a single word that means small wireless gadget. If only english was that cool...

  2. Re:Since linux devices gets /.'ed rather easily- by red_dragon · · Score: 2, Funny

    Damn, Rob, even *you* have turned to karma-whoring? This is too much to witness...

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  3. Re:"Small wireless device" ? by Angst+Badger · · Score: 3, Funny

    Oh, thank god. I'd hate to think any language actually had a word for "small wireless device".

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