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[Untitled] The Future of Personal Computing ? « blog maverick: Spreadsheets, Word Processors, Powerpoint, Email, Personal Database, Personal Finance ? They are all so limited in their resource utilization, a very strong case could be made that its smarter to do these things online from a gaming console or any inexpensive PC.

[Untitled] Has the notebook-to-handheld conversion begun? - CNET News: Corporate laptops generally run about $1,000 to $1,500, that's higher than a desktop ($700) or a handheld ($300 to $500), particularly if the carrier subsidizes the handheld. Support and management costs can be less for laptops, but "the notebooks get beat up a lot," said Roger Kay, president of Endpoint Technologies Associates, who says Wall Street traders have already begun to convert.

[Untitled] Nvidia CEO talks down CPU-GPU hybrids, Larrabee - The Tech Report: Huang summed up Nvidia's position on Larrabee in one sentence: "We're gonna open a can of whoop-ass [on Intel]." The Nvidia CEO's other arguments weren't quite as strongly worded, but he explained that Nvidia is continuously reinventing itself and that it will be two architectural refreshes beyond the current generation of chips before Larrabee launches. Huang also raised the prospect of application and API-level compatibility problems with Larrabee.

[Untitled] <a href="#2">EXTREME DATA:</a>: Jambo uses personal area matching technology to help. people with WiFi-enabled cell phones, PDAs and laptops meet each other.

[Untitled] The RFID Weblog: Executive Viewpoints: Jeffrey Nolan of SAP Ventures: in other words, if barcodes offer an 80% solution, forget about developing RFID because you'll never overcome the cost disadvantages that RFID begins with. Look for opportunities to create entirely new application categories and new business processes that are fundamentally dependent on RFID as the enabler.

[Untitled] Digit Mag Jan 2002: Mobile computing is gaining strong momentum and in 2003, Banias (codename for our upcoming mobile processor) will make its presence felt for notebook computers worldwide. Banias’ ability to conserve power much more efficiently than the .

[Untitled] Microsoft Brings the Cosmos to Your Desktop (Tech Talk): "Users can see the X-ray view of the sky, zoom into bright radiation clouds, and then cross-fade into the visible light view and discover the cloud remnants of a supernova explosion from a thousand years ago," said Roy Gould, a researcher at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, in yesterday's announcement. "I believe this new creation from Microsoft will have a profound impact on the way we view the universe."

[Untitled] Kevin Kelly -- Help Wanted: I refused to have a cellphone until last year (I won't say my age, but this means consciously rejecting cellphones ever since they became truly portable). I finally got one last year because I was building a new house and getting married.

[Untitled] Digit Mag January 2008: We put this question across, and got interesting replies Contents Magazine DIGITAL TOOLS Cover Story January 2008 Digital Leisure Escape A Game Of Chess 61 Agent 001 Main Story Mobile Computing You are the mobile warrior, .

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