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Review of YOPY YP-3700 Linux PDA

Posted by Hemos on 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."

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  1. PDA buyer's guide link by Sir+Haxalot · · Score: 4, Informative

    here ;)

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  2. Server already kaput? by Stigmata669 · · Score: 3, Informative

    google cache (AC for non karma whorage)

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    Yawn.
  3. also available in Europe by mirko · · Score: 3, Informative

    Linux PDA device now available in the U.S. and also South Korea

    and also in Europe on http://www.yopy.at...

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  4. Distribution in Europe... by joestar · · Score: 2, Informative

    I had the opportunity to play with the Yopy, and it's really a great machine. It's very exciting to have its own web & sql server in the pocket actually, and the hand-writing recognition is very good. By the way, the distributor in Europe for Yopy is "TuxMedia":

    http://www.tuxmedia.com/