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From Issue #100
August 2002

Aug 01, 2002  By Rick Lehrbaum
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Tux arrives at the North Pole, making the spread of embedded Linux truly global. And, more cool toys for your entertainment needs.
And More All the Time

Keep abreast of all the latest cool gadgets that have Linux embedded inside by visiting LinuxDevices.com's on-line “Embedded Linux Cool Devices Quick Reference Guide”: www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT4936596231.html.

Rick Lehrbaum (rick@linuxdevices.com) created the LinuxDevices.com and DesktopLinux.com web sites. Rick has worked in the field of embedded systems since 1979. He cofounded Ampro Computers, founded the PC/104 Consortium and was instrumental in creating and launching the Embedded Linux Consortium.

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