OESF Portables Forum
General Forums => New products and alternatives => Topic started by: Leinadmx on April 16, 2007, 11:31:00 am
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Hi, good day
It seems that Sharp still remembers the Zaurus, they release new models of their "e-dictionnaries", but just for Korea:
http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/news-13642...s+by+Sharp.html (http://www.akihabaranews.com/en/news-13642-The+RD-CX200+and+CX-300+dictionnaries+by+Sharp.html)
I would like to know the specs of this producs, maybe Sharp backs to Zaurus someday.
Best Regards.
By the way someone knows where I could find information about how to build a motherboard, last night I was thinking "mmm Why should we wait till some corporation release a real Zaurus succesor??, I know, build one by oneself must be expensive, but could be possible", so what do you think??
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certainly is a nod to the line. I love the color:D Of course... I love green.
As far as building a mother board, etc, you should check out the pocket penguin subforum. Alot of DIY stuff/ideas have been posted there
--Fish
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They follow the smell of green ... like any company would ...
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hm - 2-20GB of hard disk space.
I wonder what kind of drive mght be inclued which provides 20GB. AFAIK only the 1.8" drives are available with that capacity.
If this device is Linux-based, it could certainly be enhanced to be again a real Zaurus successor. The keyboard looks good, the screen too.
Now, are there all the great interfaces of the Zaurus?
daniel
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It looks like it has some kind of slot on the left side but I doubt it has a CF on the right as it looks to be too thin of a device.
If it had USB host and built in wifi I could live without a CF though.
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Posted about similar Sharp devices with larger screens here a while back....
New Sharp Devices... (https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=23121)