Japan’s Turbolinux began shipping its Wizpy digital media devices on Friday. The Flash-based, USB device includes a version of the Linux operating system that can be used to run the open source OS on nearly any computer. According to Turbolinux, the idea behind the device is “to turn all the world’s computer[s] into your PC.” Currently only available in Japan, the Linux embedded, portable USB bootable device, which also doubles as a digital audio player, will make its way to store shelves around the world in the coming months.
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