A sneak peek at new Linux cellphone/PDAs on CNET TV

By Rick Lehrbaum
Posted on ZDNet News: Apr 16, 2001 12:00:00 AM

Richard Hart of CNET's News.com interviews Patrick Choi, marketing manager of PalmPalm Technology. In this online video interview, we see working prototypes of two new Korean mobile devices that combine cellphone and PDA capabilities. One is fairly large and features a full-color TFT LCD and high-end multimedia functions, while the other is truly cellphone-sized but integrates both normal cellphone functions and sophisticated PDA capabilities. Both run PalmPalm's Tynux Embedded Linux.

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