The battle for the embedded market heats up
zdnet.com     Apr 18, 2008            

Matt Asay has a nifty piece up right now about the embedded Linux market. It's well worth reading. Readers may think, however, that the key to market victory here lies in Taiwan, or maybe even China. I don't think it does. I think it's... ... Posted by Dana Blankenhorn @... [read full story]                    


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Taiwan leaders seek to ease economic concerns (AP)

yahoo.com     1 hr ago   2 related          

By ANNIE HUANG, Associated Press Writer 28 minutes ago TAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwanese leaders sought to ease mounting complaints about the island's slowing economy on Sunday, the latest in a string of public apologies and...                    

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A showcase of Taiwan’s culinary best

thestar.com.my     5 hrs ago          

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Chinese Mainland Issues New Policies to Ease Cross-Strait Travel

redorbit.com     9 hrs ago          

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Only 37 Chinese tourists visit Taiwan per day

chinaherald.net     10 hrs ago          

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