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Sony postpones Net appliance release

EVilla needs more building work, admits Sony. Its launch is now planned for May Read more

2 April, 2001 by Ian Fried

It's Sony's turn to offer a Web appliance

Say hello to the the $500 eVilla -- the latest attempt to convert non-Net users Read more

8 January, 2001 by Ian Fried

National Semi revamps Net appliance chip

...one processor, the chipmaker shows it still has faith in the faltering Net appliance market Read more

15 June, 2001 by John G.Spooner

Irish start-up keeps watch with Sentinel net appliance

As start-up fever turns to dot-com doom, one Irish start-up is bucking the trend, flush with venture capital and the Sentinel 1, which launches this week Read more

16 August, 2001 by Matt Loney

Be operating system to power Sony Net appliance

Sony rejects Windows and even Linux in favour of BeIA for its forthcoming e Villa Internet appliance Read more

26 March, 2001 by Will Knight

Hitachi rolls out Transmeta-based Net appliance

Will Hitachi's Flora take root worldwide? Read more

7 December, 2000 by Michael Kanellos

Gateway-AOL appliance blasts off

...chipmakers Broadcom and Transmeta, becomes the latest PC manufacturer to enter the Net appliance race Friday. The quartet will demonstrate its new Web terminal in... Read more

10 November, 2000 by John G.Spooner and Richard Shim

Neutrino OS is Unix flavour of the month

...makes the embedded microkernel operating system that powers 3Com's new Audrey Net appliance and Netpliance's iOpener. QNX also markets a "microGUI" windowing interface... Read more

20 October, 2000 by Mary Jo Foley

Netpliance spirals towards collapse

Netpliance, pioneer of the long-awaited net appliance I-opener internet access device, today slid from chaos into catastrophe... Read more

2 February, 2001 by Ron Coates
Learning Oracle RAC With the NetApp Simulator

Learning Oracle RAC With the NetApp Simulator

...which most DBAs do not have access. Fortunately, with the help of Net Appliance's Data ONTAP Simulator for Linux - which offers the simulated experience... Read more

1 March, 2006

Gateway turning off Net appliances?

...3Com launched the Audrey in October, and Sony has announced its own Net appliance, the eVilla, which is due out in April. Gateway was one... Read more

6 March, 2001 by Ian Fried

Net appliances: The next frontier

...are other companies doing to create a successful model in the nascent Net appliance market? Just about everything. They're tinkering with prices, service plans... Read more

22 November, 2000 by Richard Shim

Introducing the 'system on a chip'

...Technologies and AMD, whose E86 family of embedded processors are popular among Net appliance makers. To a lesser extent, Intel is a Net appliance market... Read more

19 September, 2000 by John G.Spooner

PC heavyweights bet on Net appliances

Why are the likes of Compaq, Dell, Gateway and Microsoft backing the fledgling Internet appliance market? 'We all realise that the PC is all over' Read more

21 August, 2000 by John G.Spooner and Richard Shim

Apple's core challenge: Revenue growth

...a fifth, such as a personal digital assistant offering. Bailey said a Net appliance would be logical for Apple. Analysts also said they wonder how... Read more

18 July, 2000 by Larry Dignan

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