Review of YOPY YP-3700 Linux PDA

Posted by Hemos on Monday October 20, 2003 @02:14AM from the but-is-it-useful dept.

Andrew Baxter writes "Ian Giblin is a senior contributing editor to bargainPDA.com for all things Linux. In his latest review Ian brings an in depth look at the YOPY YP-3700 from G.Mate, Ian informs us that "this device is geeky, and I mean Battlestar Galactica geeky" and that it is "undoubtedly the most linuxy handheld device I've seen. It out-linuxes the Sharp Zaurus range." Read on for many pictures, device specs and in depth information on this Linux PDA device now available in the U.S. and also South Korea."

2 of 92 comments (clear)

alive? by Durinia · 2003-10-20 02:15 · Score: 4, Funny

I thought the PDA was dead?!?

Jeez, make up your mind!
Re:Catered review? by cK-Gunslinger · 2003-10-20 02:42 · Score: 2, Funny

In fact, they should have taken it a step further:

"The linuxosity of the linux-enabled YOPY YP-3700 LDA (Linux Digital Assistant) shines with linux-like GNU. Linus himself would marvel at the linuxy linuxitude. Its linuxy linux is the most linux of the linuxical linuxes..."

OMG - Linux no longer sounds like a real word to me! Nooo!