Agenda Computing is a
company that is developing a
PDA that is
based on
Linux and is completely
open source, called the
VR3.
It has a 16-shade
grayscale display and comes with
Linux,
bash, and
X preinstalled on
flash memory, as well as some
organizational software. It even has
audio I/O support. There are a few accessories for the
PDA such as a cradle for connecting to a
PC, an external
modem, and a
keyboard.
The
first models designed for
developers apparently
use only
flash memory (16mb of it) and no
ROM, making them completely
upgradable.
Agenda is also
planning to
eventually make an improved
color model called the
VR5. Their website is at www.agendacomputing.com.