Monday, June 10, 2002

THESE GUYS ARE STILL AWFULLY GOOD IN LOTS OF AREAS A New System for Storing Data: Think Punch Cards, but Tiny. I.B.M. scientists have created a potential replacement for computer hard disks that can store the equivalent of 200 CD-ROM's on a chip the size of a postage stamp. By Kenneth Chang. [New York Times: Science] 11:49:23 PM     Comments[]

STATE OF THE WIRELESS UNION Comprehensive overview of the state of wireless networking: Internetnews.com's newest reporter, Brian Morrissey, presents a superb and comprehensive overview of what's what in Wi-Fi or other 802.11 specs today. [802.11b Networking News] 7:29:05 AM     Comments[]

IBM MAINSTREAMED THE PC in 1981. The industry we know today exists largely because of decisions that were made by IBM in those earliest years of the IBM personal computer. Could they do the same with Wi-Fi? IBM hints at taking Wi-Fi access national. Big Blue, others eye creation of a single, virtual WLAN with seamless coverage [InfoWorld: Top News] 6:35:30 AM     Comments[]

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