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OpenMoko: $300 Linux-powered mobile phone

OpenMoko, a project to create an open, Linux-based smartphone, and FIC (the manufacturer) have started shipping a phone for developers who want to play around with OpenMoko and get a jump start on application development, the Neo 1973, which features:

• 2.8" VGA TFT color display
  
• Touchscreen, usable with stylus or fingers
  
• 266MHz Samsung System on a Chip (SOC)
  
• USB 1.1, switchable between Client and Host (unpowered)
  
• Integrated AGPS
  
• 2.5G GSM - quad band, voice, CSD, GPRS
  
• Bluetooth 2.0
  
• Micro SD slot
  
• High Quality audio codec
  

The basic model is only $300, but you can get the Neo Advanced for $450, which includes JTAG support and more. Link

Posted by Brian Jepson | Jul 9, 2007 09:45 AM
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