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I had (and used) an Amstrad PenPad for a number of years (until I replaced it with a Sharp Zaurus 5000D which ran Qt on Linux). The down-side to both was a lac
by smoyer 7y ago
I had (and used) an Amstrad PenPad for a number of years (until I replaced it with a Sharp Zaurus 5000D which ran Qt on Linux). The down-side to both was a lack of connectivity!
- cobbzilla 7y agoThe Zaurus could do wifi with a Compact Flash wifi card, it was pretty cool. I miss my Zaurus, it was a fun little Linux box.
- newnewpdro 7y agothe battery life was dismal though
- organsnyder 7y agoSomewhat newer, but I think the Nokia N-series was similar. My N810 could do wifi and ran a Linux variant (also QT, IIRC). It was a fun little device.