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Chip-on-Film Mobile Linux Core Ships

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“Unicon Systems has started shipping its Linux-powered
development kit based on ‘chip-on-film’ technology similar to that
used in Motorola’s ultra-thin ‘Razr’ phones. The ‘MKit’ design
includes an application-ready Linux OS and tools, and targets
consumer devices such as portable media players, PDAs, and UMPCs
(ultra-mobile PCs).

“Unicon announced MKit at last year’s LinuxWorld trade
show…”

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