“the Itsy Pocket Computer is about the size of a calculator and
runs on a 200MHz StrongARM processor. It’s powered by a pair of AAA
batteries, includes a tiny LCD touch-screen and supports
Linux.”
“The Itsy is designed, according to its creators, to be a
platform for developing new user speech-based and other interfaces
and new applications.”
Upate:
Sanford
Langbart wrote in with this:
Here’s the actual web link mentioned (but unnamed) in the PCWEEK
story about the digital/Compacq ITSY-BITSY Computer.
The starts a 15 slide presentation on the Linux running
device.