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Agenda VR3
The Agenda VR3 was the name of the first "pure Linux" Personal Digital Assistant (PDA),〔, LinuxDevices.com, retrieved July 17, 2008〕 released in May 2001 by Agenda Computing, Inc. of Irvine, California.〔, LinuxDevices.com, retrieved July 17, 2008〕
==History==
The VR3 was unveiled at LinuxWorld Conference and Expo in August 2000〔, LinuxDevices.com, retrieved July 17, 2008〕 by Agenda Computing, which was at the time "a wholly owned subsidiary of the publicly traded electronics manufacturing giant, Kessel International Holdings, based in Hong Kong." A developer model, the VR3d, was available by December.〔("Linux on the Agenda VR3" ), TuxMobil, retrieved July 18, 2008〕
By late 2001, the VR3's price dropped from $249 to $119 at some US retailers, which caused some to wonder whether the promised VR5 (a color handheld) was to be released, or Agenda Computing was closing shop.〔("Agenda VR3 $119 at Fry's" ) Linux Users' Group of Davis mailing list post〕
In April 2002, after the demise of Agenda Computing,〔, LinuxDevices.com, retrieved July 17, 2008〕 the Softfield Vr3 became available from Softfield Technologies of Toronto, Canada.〔, LinuxDevices.com, retrieved July 17, 2008〕 As of July 2008, the device is still available from SoftField.〔("VR3 Linux PDA Specifications" page ) at Softfield.com, retrieved July 18, 2008〕
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