Genesi Announces New Pegasos Computer for CeBit Release

[Senex]

Is this the secret Set Top Box / STB and personal device / PDA project mentioned on earlier statement from Genesi / Thendic?

No.

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@Skan:

Although this "blah" is very imminent - CeBIT is next month!

Btw, about Plexuscom:

 World Headquarters: Taipei, Taiwan
 Other Locations: Shanghai, China, California, U.S.A.
 Factory (Manufacturing): Taipei Hsin, Taiwan, Shanghai, China
 Founded: December 1972
 Chairman: Mr. Jimmy Kuo
 President: Mr. John Tseng
 Working Capital: 77 million USD
 Sales Revenue: 151.4 million USD (2001)
 Stock Market Affiliations: TAIEX (publicly traded)
 Total Employees: 1000
 Major Products: Wireless/xDSL broadband router/modem/access point, Interactive Application, Set-Top box, and USB peripherals.

[Senex]

Btw: meanwhile there's also a picture at MorphOS-News.de.

On the case you can also see the new Genesi-logo. Unfortunately without colours it doesn't look that good, IMHO. At the coloured logo, the blocks are multi-colored, ranging from green, blue, orange to the one block which is the dot over the i of Genesi - and that one is red... :-)

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@MarkTime:

This is comical.

Absolutely not - as you see, they've been successful: everyone is talking about it.

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@Madgun68:

I don't see it.

Well, obviously there's not that much new info - everyone knows the specs of the board, etc. There's only that cooperation (for whatever) with Plexuscom. Being more precisely might have been quite unspectacular - but that way bbrv give MUCH room for speculation about what exactly this cooperation is about, everyone is thinking and talking about their press-release, etc. - Do you see now what I mean?

The dot over the "i" in Genesi is red..

Well, it's not the final official logo, it seems - so rather take it as a kind of study. :-)

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@ksk

Yes, you're missing something, IMHO. IIRC Thendic before only sold
Pegasos-computers to the majority of betatesters-1 (i.e. except those
like me who bought board-only). So regarding the public, regarding
end-users Genesi will indeed offer a Pegasos-computer for the first
time. Therefore - if I'm right - no lies, no false marketing.

@greenboy

LOL - you did it again...! :-)

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@ksk

Correct: the Pegasos (i.e. the mainboard) was launched in Aachen. Not
a computer. So I don't see were I've been wrong. :-)