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YopyThe Yopy is the name of a series of Personal Digital Assistants (PDA) made by GMate Corporation, also used as popular PDA Phone in Korea and based on the Linux operating system. Overview At the CeBIT 2000, Gmate introduced the YDK1000, the Yopy Development Kit. Without a physical keyboard this device looked very different to later versions. It came with an embedded Linux operating system and the W Window System. Later also precompiled versions of the X Window System and the IceWM window manager became available. The first official model in the Yopy line of PDAs was the YP3000. It introduced the clam shell design with a full-Qwerty keyboard, and featured a 3.5 inch TFT screen. It also came with the X Window System and IceWM. One of the features of the YP3500 is a CDMA module, so it can be used as a mobile phone. In 2003, WiFi was widely used in Korea, and so the YP3700 targeted this environment with an additional WiFi module. Yopy models - YDK1000, the Yopy Development Kit
- YP3000, the first official model of the Yopy
- YP3500, CDMA module was added in YP3500
- YP3700, WiFi module was added in YP3700
Yopy software Using the Linux operating system, the Yopy became capable of running a variety of open source software. Some developers are using software they compile on their own. External links
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