OpenMoko Delivers True Linux Phone

Written by Michael Larabel in Free Software on 9 July 2007 at 07:50 PM EDT. Add A Comment
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Less than a month after Apple had launched the iPhone, OpenMoko has launched the OpenMoko.com Store where you can now order the Neo Base Developer Preview. The first phone available through OpenMoko is the FIC Neo 1973. For $300 USD you can get the Neo Base that includes the mobile phone, but for $450 USD there is the Neo Advanced Kit. This launch is targeted for developers and Linux enthusiasts, while at a later time OpenMoko will be aimed for mass market sale. Additional information is available at OpenMoko.com.
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