In October, Shenzhen China-based HiVision will ship a MIPs-based Linux mini-notebook for $98. The company is currently offering a similar machine for $120, according to a video blog report from the Internationale Funkausstellunga (IFA) consumer electronics show in Berlin this week.
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September 06, 2008 - 2 hours, 53 minutes ago Share Comments In October, Shenzhen China-based HiVision will ship a MIPs-based Linux mini-notebook for...
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