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Indrema was an electronics company infamous for the vaporware Indrema L600 Entertainment System.
Founded in early 2000 by John Gildred, Indrema's goal was to create a video game console based on common PC hardware and the open-source Linux operating system. The console would have been the only open source console on the market, as well as the only modern console to allow free software to be written for it.
The console was expected to be released by the holiday season of 2000, but rather than an official announcement, those subscribed to Indrema's mailing list received instead a "top ten" list in the style of David Letterman. By this time, people were beginning to suspect that the console was vaporware; Indrema had produced nothing but press releases so far.
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Apparently, Google Voice number porting will be available just after the Apple Tablet, the Indrema, and Duke Nukem Forever.
getwired (getwired) Sun, 18 Oct 2009 18:56:18 -0000
Apparently, Google Voice number porting will be available just after the Apple Tablet, the Indrema, and Duke Nukem Forever.
How Stuff Works: How the Indrema Game Console Will Work - Offers console overview, features, specifications, and Linux OS information.
Meta Description: [ The Indrema video game platform will use Linux and will be wide open for developers. See how this fascinating system will work! ]
Indrema Informer - Fan page offers news and links.
Indrema: Developer Diary 1 - Presents a developer article.
Meta Description: [ ORB Developer Diary #5 ]
Net4TV Voice: Indrema's L600 - Presents information and features.
Meta Description: [ Indrema embodies its dreams of an open source video game platform in the L600, a game console (and more) due out in Spring of 2001 for $299. James Waters takes a first look. ]
