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- TRON Association
Promotes standards creation and adoption, offers conformance testing services, does related studies, publicizes and promotes TRON. Confident that their efforts will contribute significantly to creation of a new computer order and emergence of a mature information society. Hope to advance industries and economies of nations throughout the world. - TRON Project
Growing article, with links to many related topics. Wikipedia. - TRON Web
Official overseas news source; all the information needed to learn about and keep up on developments in this popular, general-purpose computer architecture designed to connect the wide array of computer systems used in society today, and new types to come into use in the next century. - TRON.org
News, information, schedules, what's new, some small but interesting readings, many links. Mostly Japanese, several useful, interesting pages in English. - The Most Popular Operating System in the World
What is Earth's most widely used OS? Not Linux, Unix, or Windows, but ITRON, Japanese realtime kernel for small-scale embedded systems. It runs mobile phones, digital cameras, CD players, many other devices. [LinuxInsider] (October 15, 2003) - B-Free 0.0.20 Released
Announcement disproving rumors that project is dead, 3 forum comments. [OSNews.com] (August 1, 2003) - Accelerated Technology Appointed Official North American Liaison Office of the TRON Association
Story on announcement, made at Embedded Systems Conference San Francisco 2003, history and information on TRON, ITRON; Mentor Graphics, Accelerated Technology. [EDACafe] (April 23, 2003) - TRON + Linux = T-Linux
T-Engine Forum and MontaVista Software are joining the long-dominant Japanese embedded OS, TRON, with embedded Linux, to form a standard software architecture for embedded devices benefiting from open source and Linux. Forum with comments. [Slashdot] (March 18, 2003)
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