Internet Appliances

Residential

• photoVu wireless picture frame
• Lukas internet radio
• Momitsu networked DVD player
• Prismiq media player
• KISS media viewer
• MP Sharp: MP3 jukebox, built with Cyrix C3 processor
• Martian: network storage server
• allNetDevices: news about networked appliances
• Axis Communications embedded Linux board, with Ethernet interface, but no USB interface, audio I/O or PCMCIA slot.
• Solo: low-power (8.5 W) solar-powered desktop computer.
• uCdimm: Motorola 68k embedded processor, with 10BaseT Ethernet, but no audio, USB or PCMCIA slots
• CerfBoard: Linux, with CompactFlash+
• Slim Devices: Ethernet MP3 player
• Your Car: The Next Net Appliance, Wired, March 5, 2001.
• "In a battle of wits with kitchen appliances, I'm toast", By Dave Barry (Nov. 2000)
• ThinkNIC (Oracle)
• ThinkNIC: Cyrix MII PR266 processor, for example for a kiosk
• 3com Ergo Audrey Internet appliance (touch screen, 56k modem)
• Evilla (Sony)
• Intel webtablet
• Landel MailBug ($180) for email access
• Cidco: MailStation, with calculator
• Advantage 2000
• infogear iPhone
• Salton epod
• Intel DotStation
• NetPliance I-Opener, with a 10" LCD screen, USB port (video), audio I/O, with email-waiting light ($199); modification for Linux
• Kerbango Internet radio (defunct)
• Audioramp.com Internet radio; preliminary info
• I-Box: TV-based
• Web TV
• Web radio
• For Extra Cheese, Ctrl+Pizza (NYT, Feb. 10, 2000)

Industrial

• Echonet
• DNP3 protocol

Business

• Survey

Others

• Furby
• Barney
• iPic, world's smallest web server
• Ethernut Embedded Ethernet

Last updated by Henning Schulzrinne