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19th Apr 2007, 03:50
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Pewlius Caesar
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Connectivity & the future of Mobile Computing
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19th Apr 2007, 04:08
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Disgruntled kumquat
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Sorry, but I like my laptop. I'm not ready to give up my full qwerty keyboard, DVD drive, and 12" screen. Seeing as I do a lot of my homework on the laptop now (All my desktop really does is compile code and play games), I doubt that that will be changing any time soon.
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19th Apr 2007, 07:37
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An Ugly Pineapple!
Join Date: Jan 2005
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I like the whole idea of "always online, always connected" Having some sort of "internet tabled" with me all the time would be great. Not a laptop more a Star Trek like touchscreen small and powerfull enough to work with it on the go. Smartpfones are nice but writing a email with them is a pain the the A.
Lets see what the future brings us.
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