“ImaginOn, Inc. (NASDAQ: IMON) (www.imaginon.com) today
announced that it was expanding its 2000 NAB Show introduction of
its ImOn.comTV Internet television “station in a box” product line
to include two additional turnkey packages that incorporate Intel
Pentium(R) III and Xeon(R) microprocessors running the increasingly
popular Linux(R) operating system.”
“According to ImaginOn, Inc. Vice President of Engineering Len
Kain, the new Intel/Linux versions of the ImOn.comTV Internet
television product will be unveiled on February 15, 2000 at the
Intel Developers Forum in Palm Springs, California. The
Intel/Linux ImOn.comTV packages will be available for sale at the
2000 NAB Show, April 10-13, 2000 in Las Vegas, alongside the three
Sun Solaris packages already on the market.”
“The Intel/Linux configurations will include every feature
incorporated in the Sun Solaris ImOn.comTV models,” Kain explained
today.”
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