Thoughts on TurboLinux Wizpy
TurboLinux is about to attempt to lure Windows users over to the world of Linux when they begin selling worldwide the Wizpy media player. This is a pocket-sized device that not only plays audio and video files and can pick up FM radio, it also allows users to plug it into their USB power and boot up into Linux.
Here are a few thoughts on Wizpy:
1. It doesn’t look too shabby at all, the design is quite reminiscent of a cellphone. However, if you put it on a design scale with the iPod at one end and the Zune at the other, it’s closer to the Zune than the iPod.
2. It’s an interesting idea for sure. An interesting way to get people into Linux.
3. Memory capacity is too low.
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