Electrobit (Gallery: Intel's Atom and tiny devices to fit)

Atom chip and the furture of handheld devices: The real question here is will the capabilities be comparable to standrard business-type laptops/desktops to prime the development of the molecular level devices. Unless Intel et al can design higer performance to accommodate voice recogntion and biometric security then handheld computing will not capture the enthusiasm of business users. There has to be increased feature performance or business will not invest. Business does not invest in 'bleeding-edge' technology just because it is new and revolutionary. Business wants and demands value not specifications. Just my 2 cent opinion.; Posted by: UNIXCPMWINDOWSLINUX Posted on: 04/02/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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