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LinuxDevices: World’s Smallest Linux Computer?

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“SSV Embedded Systems is shipping a miniscule single-board
computer (SBC) that it claims is the world’s tiniest Linux system.
The DIL/NetPC DNP/5282 matches the footprint of a 40-pin ‘DIP’
(dual-inline-package) IC, is based on a 66MHz Freescale Coldfire
processor, and comes preinstalled with uClinux, a version of Linux
optimized for resource-constrained embedded applications…”

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