Unication - Magpie Linux PDA
Unication's Linux-based PDA, called Magpie at baptism, was released.
Unication announced its latest Linux-based PDA at Computex, which has a number of interesting features. The device has been prepared to support VoIP and also has a built-in FM radio receiver and a rotatable display. By default, the display operates in landscape mode like a traditional portable device, but when rotated, you get a portrait view similar to palmtops. Input is facilitated not only by the full QWERTY keyboard, but also by the touch screen. The device also comes with a lot of useful programs, of which perhaps it is worth mentioning the Opera web browser and the personal information management application, which is much more serious than other palmtops.
Features of Unication “Magpie” Linux PDA:
- 203 MHz 32-bit Samsung S3C2410X RISC microprocessor
- System memory: 64 MB Nand flash, 64 MB SDRAM
- Linux-based embedded operating system
- Rotatable TFT LCD display, 240 × 320 resolution
- Automatic switching between landscape and portrait view
- Built-in touch screen
- Built-in microphone and speaker
- Built-in VoIP support
- QWERTY keyboard
- USB Host connector
- 802,11b wireless network support
- SD card slot
- Built-in FM radio receiver
- Infra support
Unfortunately, we do not have information about the domestic appearance of the product.
