ZDNet UK: Transmeta and Linux to run the future home

"The wired home of the future will have Web pads and all manner of networked appliances using Transmeta hardware and the Linux operating system."

"PC manufacturer Gateway believes that Transmeta and Linux will lead a revolution in home technology, representatives said at a presentation in Ireland Wednesday."

"Gateway signed a deal in May with start-up chip company Transmeta and Internet company AOL to manufacture Web pads and intends to expand this into all manner of home networked appliances."

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