[Phoronix] Phoenix HyperSpace: An Instant-On Linux Environment? (flag)

www.phoronix.com — Fifteen months ago we exclusively showed off SplashTop from DeviceVM, which was an instant-on Linux environment embedded into ASUS motherboards and since then it has worked its way into products from other OEMs ( including notebooks ). DeviceVM continues to work on further refining SplashTop by ...

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Phoenix Technologies HyperSpace unveiled
DV Hardware — ... its way into products from other OEMs. DeviceVM continues to work on further refining SplashTop by adding in virtualization support and other features, along with a promised developer SDK. Phoenix Technologies, the company producing the BIOSes for many of the motherboards on the market, is today introducing their SplashTop competitor. HyperSpace is the Phoenix Technologies product being unveiled this morning with several distinct differences from SplashTop. Read more at Phoronix. Phoenix Technologies HyperSpace unveiled - More ...

Phoenix Technologies HyperSpace
(Obsolete Feed) — ... it has worked its way into products from other OEMs. DeviceVM continues to work on further refining SplashTop by adding in virtualization support and other features, along with a promised developer SDK. Phoenix Technologies, the company producing the BIOSes for many of the motherboards on the market, is today introducing their SplashTop competitor. HyperSpace is the Phoenix Technologies product being unveiled this morning with several distinct differences from SplashTop. Full story @ Phoronix

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The Tech Report: News — ... on the agenda at FTC Conference Attend an upcoming MSDN Developer Conference and you will receive a Windows 7 Beta 1 DVD Report: PC makers to provide free Vista-to-Win-7 upgrades starting July 1 InfoWorld reports Vista's flaws surface again on eve of Windows 7 beta and researchers hack into Intel's vPro What does 256 cores look like? Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1 released Phoronix on Phoenix Technologies HyperSpace ATi-Forum has Catalyst 9.2 beta for Linux (write-up in German) Skype ...

Phoenix Technologies HyperSpace :: Posted by THRASHER2
The Mother Board — ... has worked its way into products from other OEMs. DeviceVM continues to work on further refining SplashTop by adding in virtualization support and other features, along with a promised developer SDK. Phoenix Technologies, the company producing the BIOSes for many of the motherboards on the market, is today introducing their SplashTop competitor. HyperSpace is the Phoenix Technologies product being unveiled this morning with several distinct differences from SplashTop." link

Lenovo ThinkPad T400
Phoronix — When we were looking at the Phoenix HyperSpace instant-on Linux environment, we had a Lenovo ThinkPad T400 in our testing labs for a few weeks. The ThinkPad T400 was introduced in the second half of 2008 as a ThinkPad refresh based upon Intel's Montivena (a.k.a. Centrino 2) platform. The Lenovo ThinkPad T40 has a 14.1" display and is described by Lenovo as "performance meets portability" with a lightweight design, hybrid graphics that allows switching between an IGP and discrete GPU, and superior power management. In this article we have some feedback on the T400 when it comes ...

ASUS Eee Top Fails With Linux
Phoronix — ... to put Phoenix HyperSpace on some of their products, which is another Linux-based environment. On top of these other Linux efforts, ASUS also ships a modified version of Xandros Linux on their very popular Eee PC series. Their recently introduced Eee Top series, however, is not Linux friendly at all with the current generation of Linux distributions. The ASUS Eee Top ET1602 is a mighty fine piece of hardware at an exceptional value, but it does not know how to play with Linux without taking some advanced steps. [image] After the phenomenal success of the ...