Videos showcase Linux devices at CES
Jan 18, 2007 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — 1 views
Several high-definition videos of Linux-based devices have been published by a European video blog site. Taken at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas last week, the videos show the OLPC's (“one laptop per child”) low-cost laptop, Pepper Computing's PepperPad, and Nokia's N800 Internet tablet.
Available videos include:
- OLPC running Pepper OS
- OLPC outdoors and representative talking about the Mesh networking
- OLPC csound music synthesiser demo
- OLPC talk with Marvell representative
- PepperPad 3 demo
- Nokia N800 interview with product manager
- Four countries commit to 4 million Linux-powered OLPC devices
- OLPC debuts at Boston meeting
- Taiwan's Quanta selected to build $100 Linux laptop
- MIT geniuses dream up $100 Linux laptop
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