> One of the things that looks attractive is the Netpliance I-Opener box. I
> wonder what the 'real' cost would be of this unit. The advertised $99
> price requires a commitment on paying a $20+ Internet access fee.

I've been told by some folks that you really don't have to commit to
the Internet service.  So, there has been a small 'gold rush' to
get these units.  They don't seem to be available in the retail
stores, though.  They are only showing a demo unit.  But, folks
have been ordering them over the net.  Some have added IDE hard
drives to them and replaced the QNX they were running with Linux.
I understand that there is some work going on to get a Linux to
boot out of the FLASH that is apparently on the card.

Cheers,

-- DaveN
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