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Wednesday, March 5, 2008

Openmoko post mechanicals designs

clipped from www.linuxdevices.com

Linux phone mechanicals published —
Mar. 03, 2008 —
Mobile phone design company Openmoko has posted industrial design source CAD files for its Linux-based, open source Neo 1973 phone (pictured at left). Openmoko has also committed to providing open source access to the mechanicals for its upcoming Neo Freerunner phone design. ...

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