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Internet/Entertainment Computer ala LinuxBy Susan Hospod OEone Corporation launched the first fully featured Internet computer based on Linux and the Mozilla browser. Powered by OEone's HomeBase 1.0 Software, this distinctive all-in-one device is the first affordable Internet and entertainment computer entirely based on Open Source software. OEone's HomeBase 1.0 software integrates Linux, an XML-based Webtop, andaApplications with targeted system hardware. HomeBase version 1.0 is comprised of the Linux Operating System, a Mozilla browser-based desktop, and a variety of components including productivity, entertainment, communications, and personal portal applications, as well as a TV tuner controller, backup services, free software upgrades for one year, and 100MB of server-side storage. The Future Power AIO computer has a sleek and efficient design that integrates the main processing unit and a 17” CRT monitor. The unit's standard configuration is equivalent to a mid-range PC. It also integrates a cable-ready TV tuner, 10/100-Ethernet, and a 56Kbps modem allowing out-of-the box connection to most broadband or dial-up ISPs. Its all-in-one form factor gives it a compact size and a small footprint on a desk or the kitchen countertop. It's simple to setup with only 2 cords to plug in: power and Internet, and the software comes completely pre-configured. The user interface was customized to match this design, and the drivers were tuned to run this particular hardware. Links: |
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