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[News] Opera for the ZaurusANN.lu
Posted on 08-Nov-2001 11:58 GMT by Christian Kemp17 comments
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alffx noticed The Register had an article that said: Opera signed up Sharp as a new customer this week. Sharp will use the Linux-based Opera 5 browser in its Zaurus SL-5000D handheld computer. Sharp Opera
Opera signed up Sharp as a new customer this week. Sharp will use the Linux-based Opera 5 browser in its Zaurus SL-5000D handheld computer. The device runs on an embedded Linux operating system and uses a Java application environment.

Lineo, Trolltech and Insignia Solutions provide the remaining software for the gadget. It uses 206MHz Intel StrongARM system-on-chip processor and features a built-in keyboard available underneath a sliding panel.

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Opera for the Zaurus : Comment 2 of 17ANN.lu
Posted by Anonymous on 08-Nov-2001 12:13 GMT
Interesting.
It wasn't that long ago that Bill was trumpeting Sharp and their Zaurus as a "major" partner of Amiga and the AmigaDE (telling us that it would bring "millions" of AmigaDE users).
Yet the press release (http://www.opera.com/pressreleases/20011105.html) mentions neither Amiga nor the DE.
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