“Agenda Computing Inc., of Irvine, Calif., unveiled the
Agenda VR3, a new Linux-based portable PC, at LinuxWorld.“
“The $149, four-ounce, pocket-sized PC has the power, speed and
storage resources to run most current and future desktop-class
computer applications. The Agenda VR3’s open operating system
offers compatibility with both PC and Linux-based
applications.”
“Agenda Computing recognizes that digital and wireless
technological advancements are transforming the way people
communicate and organize their work and play,” said Roger Richards,
president of Agenda Computing.”
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