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Thin client. What operating system runs on their servers is probably more
interesting. Strange, I can't imagine thin client supporting a very large
consumer base; the numbers don't work out.

Perhaps they're more interested in selling the content than the device.


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Subject: [9fans] Plan 9/Inferno on Pogo, anyone?
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http://www.pogo-tech.com/

Today's UK `IT Week' says that this 75MHz ARM7-based colour display PDA
'phone (it looks more PDA than 'phone) will be on retail sale in the UK
in January priced at =A3299 plus =A38-=A310 a month for an Internet
connection. (No mention of how much the 'phone contract will cost.)

Hmm, for all I know, it may be Inferno-based already, but I've seen no
mention of that.

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John A. Murdie
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Department of Computer Science
University of York
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