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Lady Tops knock of No. 23 MTSU (Bowling Green Daily News)
The Western Kentucky volleyball team (12-3, 1-0 SBC) opened its 2008 conference season Friday by defeating No. 3 Middle Tennessee 3-1 (16-25, 25-23, 25-21, 25-16) for the first win in school history over a ranked opponent.
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$34 MIPS board has own Linux distro (Linux Devices)
— Sep. 17, 2008 — UK-based Omnima Ltd. is shipping a low-cost MIPS32 controller board with optional case.
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"Substantially faster" SSDs ship (Linux Devices)
— Sep. 17, 2008 — Super Talent Technology has announced a range of 2.5-inch SSDs (solid state drives) touted as "substantially faster than existing SSDs."
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Cortex-A8 gaming handheld runs Linux (Linux Devices)
— Sep. 17, 2008 — OpenPandora.org will start taking orders this month for its developer-friendly Linux-based handheld gaming device. Set to ship in November, the $330 device runs Angstrom Linux on an ARM Cortex-A8 processor with OpenGL 2.0 graphics and a 4.3-inch, 800x480 touchscreen. ...
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Open set-top box ships (Linux Devices)
— Sep. 16, 2008 — Neuros Technology has started shipping its second open set-top box, which targets both consumers and product companies.
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Schlessman wins fourth SBC title (The Sandusky Register)
PERKINS TWP. It seemed only fitting Amy Schlessman of Perkins and Huron’s Jacque Weir would meet for the Sandusky Bay Conference singles crown.
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First Android phone to launch next week (Linux Devices)
— Sep. 16, 2008 — T-Mobile, Google, and HTC have sent out invitations for next Tuesday's announcement of the first phone based on the Google Android mobile Linux stack. Meanwhile, leaked photos of the Android-based "HTC Dream" have popped up, revealing an unusual design feature. ...
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Linux ebook does 9K pages per charge (Linux Devices)
— Sep. 16, 2008 — China-based Jinke Electronics is shipping an upgraded version of its electronic book reader that runs Linux. The Hanlin eReader V3 offers an 200MHz ARM9 processor, and a six-inch 800 x 600 display that uses E Ink's power-sipping EPD (electronic paper display) module, says Jinke.
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COM Express module gets low-power options (Linux Devices)
— Sep. 16, 2008 — RadiSys announced four new 45-nanometer CPU options that significantly reduce the power consumption of a COM Express module it introduced only recently.
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News and views on Linux-powered devices ... (Linux Devices)
Tinest Linux system, yet? — Sep. 16, 2008 — CompuLab introduced a tiny fanless PC using 4-6 Watts of power.
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