Linux based PDA's

[nocturn]

Do any of you know Linux based PDA's that are available today (no prototypes).
The only one I know is the zaurus (difficult to get) and softfield is still selling agendacomputing's VR3.

As I said in anther thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=33285, my wife and I are opening a shop/webshop with gifts and gadgets. I would like to sell not to expensive PDA's, based on Linux.

[benplaut]

zauris are not impossible to get...

go to

www.conics.com

or

www.pricejapan.com

if you want used, try

www.zaurususergroup.org

[weekend warrior]

Take a look here

Linux PDA Quick Reference Guide (http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8728350077.html)

HTH

[nocturn]

Take a look here

Linux PDA Quick Reference Guide (http://www.linuxdevices.com/articles/AT8728350077.html)

HTH

Thanks.

I contacted some of those companies, unfortunately, most of them are either prototypes or discontinued. Only the VR3 and the Zaurus are currently available, I think the VR3 is on life-support though.

[benplaut]

Thanks.

I contacted some of those companies, unfortunately, most of them are either prototypes or discontinued. Only the VR3 and the Zaurus are currently available, I think the VR3 is on life-support though.

the zaurus is going strong! \\:D/

[nocturn]

the zaurus is going strong! \\:D/

Yes, it is. Unfortunatly, it is more in the high-end price range.
For our store, the VR3 price is great. It undercuts the price of other basic PDA's like the palm Zire.