| Amahi Announces New Plug Edition and Theme/Application Contest |
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| Wednesday, 28 July 2010 12:46 |
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What is Amahi? It started as a simple idea to provide an easy way to manage a small network as an open source project. It was born out of a simple desire for a modular personal server that is easy to manage - making it an excellent match for the Plug Computer platform. Amahi recognizes that eco-friendly technologies are a must and the Plug Computer brings a number of advantages to running a home/media server at very low power. If you already have a Plug Computer you can head the Amahi release page and see how to install it. |
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$99 'Plug Computer' Vendors Begin Taking Orders
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Marvell flicks on plug computing platform
Silicon specialist Marvell has announced the release of its SheevaPlug plug computing platform to developers across Europe. -
Marvell's Plug Computing Expands with No End in Sight
A few new Plug Computing applications were just announced and they include: WebTVPlug, Eyecon and TonidoPlug. -
Hackers Weigh In: 8 Big Things to Do with a Mini Server
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Pogoplug review - engadget.com
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WallStreetJournal.com
Marvell Bets on 'Plug Computers' -
San Francisco Chronicle
Marvell introduces world to its plug computer -
CNET.com
Masses to Marvell at tiny wall plug computer? -
FastCompany.com
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EE Times.com
Marvell rolls plan for 'plugtop PCs' -
ElectronicsWeekly.com
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