Who wouldn’t check out a Linux-based personal organizer? I couldn’t wait to see Agenda Computing Inc.’s VR3 prototypes at last August’s LinuxWorld conference in San Jose. The new device was small and inexpensive, was running a full version of Linux on its 66 MHz processor, and was expected to be shipping in October 2000.
A lot has changed since then, and not necessarily for the better. The product was delayed for eight months, and the price increased from the originally quoted $149 to a much heftier $249. Although the unit is still small and still runs Linux,…
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