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POPSIntel will make net video "addictive" There's that word again. An Intel marketing exec. today tells the Times the company's latest chip, Penryn, will make videos on sights like YouTube "addictive." The chip is half the size of its predecessor, and "switches more quickly, requires less switching power and leaks less current than that previous transistor," the Times says. Technology companies, particularly online gaming producers, have been using the same addiction model advertisers have been using for decades. By improving the quality of net videos to match that of high definition television, Intel is promising Google and Microsoft their content will be impossible to resist.
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POPSvirtual keyboardter Several such devices will make wearable computer possible. I like the idea of ubiquitous and hassle-free computing.
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POPSThe $99 PC Here's an interesting video Zonbu's new $99 PC. It's ultra small, quiet, and yet powerful. It's really computing on the go, at a cheap price. Learn lots more about it at Zonbu's website, http://www.zonbu.com/. Check it out. Zonbu device Zonbu is a compact, ultra low power mini with all the bells and whistles: * Intel-like ultra-low power CPU * 512 MB RAM + 4GB flash-based local storage * Graphics up to 1400 x 1050 (16 million colors). Hardware graphics and MPEG2 acceleration * PC-compatible ports for keyboard and mouse * 6 USB ports to plug-and-play all standard USB accessories * Broadband ready: 10/100MB Ethernet built-in. Zonbu is $99 with a two-year subscription plan. With month to month plan, Zonbu is $249.
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POPSRC-BLAST RC- implementation of Blast in Parts to fit smaller FPGA
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