“Inside Out Networks, the leading provider of Universal Serial
Bus (USB) connectivity products and technology, announced at CeBIT
today the release of Linux driver support for its Edgeport Series
of USB-to-serial converter products.”
“Linux support further extends Inside Out Network’s breadth
of solutions for important business market segments, such as point
of sale and mobile computing,” commented Steve Popovich,
president and chief executive officer of Inside Out Networks. “As a
low-cost, open source operating system, Linux is making inroads as
an alternative to UNIX and Windows. This addition to our Edgeport
product line makes us the only USB company who can support
Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT
4.0,Windows CE, Macintosh OS 8.X and Linux in a single
solution.”
“Inside Out Networks was the first and is the leading provider
of USB high performance multiport serial, parallel and hub
connectivity solutions. Inside Out will be demonstrating its USB
connectivity solutions at CeBIT Germany, USA Pavilion Hall 6, Stand
H20, Booth L1-L3, on Feb. 24 – March 1, 2000.”