On 27.06.03, 17:25:11, Jan Schaumann wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I just stumbled across this picture:
> http://gsho.thur.de/fun/Sun-e450-IC35/IMG_1616.JPG
> 
> The gadget at hand is the Siemens "Unifier" ic35:
> http://www.my-siemens.com/ic35
> 
> So apparently it can run SunOS.  Shall we conclude that we can run
> NetBSD on it?  If so, there are a handful of these available on ebay for
> ~$50.
> 
> Just thought I'd mention it...

Last time I checked, All Fool's Day was April 1.

>-)

Two more points for not adding a :-) and making the joke obvious.

For those who don't believe me, just follow the link describing
the machine (IC35), and also look at 
http://gsho.thur.de/fun/Sun-e450-IC35/IMG_1613.JPG
to see what actually _is_ running Solaris.

The unifier is little more than a toy, 2MB of Flash memory, a measly
CPU, of much less use than a PalmOS device because of the
unextendability (closed API).

> 
> -Jan
> 

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