“Intrinsyc Inc., a computer hardware company from Vancouver, is
putting a little spin on Linux these days.”
“Actually, it’s tiny: not much more than two inches square.”
“This is Intrinsyc’s latest product, a reference platform for
the imbedded computing market. But, unlike this West Coast
company’s other products, the new CerfBoard comes pre-equipped with
Linux, the open-source operating system that has gained recognition
as a sturdy, compact, Microsoft Windows killer.“
“Don’t make the mistake, however, of suggesting Intrinsyc is
jumping on the Linux bandwagon. Derek Spratt, the company’s CEO,
won’t have any of it.”