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| | NeXT - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | NeXT was a computer company, known to the public for its series of futuristic computers, and to the programming world for its development platforms. |  | | Even in the late 1980s this was starting to be a real problem, as the user needed to swap huge stacks of floppies to load the ever-growing applications. |  | | The name of the company was changed to NeXT Computer Inc.. |
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| | What makes a NeXT computer a NeXT computer |
 | | We’ve built NeXT computers to handle even the most complex tasks efficiently, Rather than basing them on traditional PC or workstation architectures, we used a DMA architecture similar to that of mainframe computers (which are known for their superior system throughput.) The result is that NeXT computers offer exceptional system throughput and performance. |  | | NeXT computers run on the UNIX operating system, which offers true multitasking and powerful networking capabilities. |  | | NeXT computers can use a variety of external devices. |
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| | NeXT Computer: when cool wasn't enough - vnunet.com |
 | | NeXT was a high-profile disaster, a computer system that the world admired but wouldn't buy. |  | | When the NeXT Computer was launched in 1988 Jobs believed it would change the world of computing. |  | | The end of the NeXT computer did not mean the end of NeXT the company, which continued in the software business. |
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http://www.vnunet.com/vnunet/features/2129861/computer-cool-wasn-enough
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| | Engineering and physics team to bulid next-generation computer |
 | | Where a classical computer uses an on or off state to represent bits of information in the "zeros" and "ones" of binary code, a quantum computer uses the superposition as quantum bits, or qubits. |  | | A quantum computer would use these dots to take advantage of a quantum phenomenon known as superposition, in which, for example, an electron would have its spin state both up and down at the same time. |  | | Creating this elemental piece of a quantum computer will be an achievement in itself, but it is the team's approach that is most significant. |
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http://www.engr.wisc.edu/alumni/perspective/27.3/Article05.html
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| | YOUR NEXT COMPUTER |
 | | A computer must be purchased for future tasks and software to perform them effectively, as well as for current jobs and software. |  | | One concern is whether or not this computer will be connected to a network, and thus have some of the data files and programs stored there. |  | | A financial advisor must continuously reassess computer equipment since it has the capacity to multiply the operational efficiency and professional capacity of the practitioner. |
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| | Steve Jobs & the NeXT Big Thing |
 | | As histories are written about the births, lives, and deaths of computer companies during the early computer age, one of the most interesting stories could be the short life of NeXT Computers. |  | | Jobs was one of the wunderkind founders of Apple Computer in the late '70s. |  | | Despite all the capital investments and despite the potential of the NeXT computer, the system was "yesterday's technology tomorrow for twice the price." It was too expensive for the college market, priced at about $4,000 a cube. |
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http://dpsinfo.com/essays/next.html
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| | UGHB97 : Sci : Computer Science |
 | | Eight of the Computer Science subjects 433-303, 433-313, 433-325, 433-330, 433-332, 433-340, 433-341, 433-342, 433-343, 433-351, 433-353, 433-361 and 433-380 |  | | The study of Computer Science to 300-level provides students with sufficient knowledge of computing principles and sufficient experience of computing practice to commence work as computing professionals, or, with sufficiently good results, to undertake the Honours year. |  | | Students who intend to proceed to 200-level Computer Science must take both the subjects 433-141 Computing Fundamentals A and 433-142 Computing Fundamentals B before proceeding to 200-level studies in Computer Science. |
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http://www.unimelb.edu.au/HB/1997/Sci/CompSci-subjects.html
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| | NeXT computer - a Whatis.com definition |
 | | NeXT was a computer company formed by Steven Jobs, one of the founders of Apple Computer, and also the name of the advanced personal computer or workstation that the company developed and first offered in 1988. |  | | The NeXT computer was an industrial designer's triumph, a futuristic black cube with a high-resolution display, a graphical user interface, and an operating system called NeXTStep. |  | | NeXT Computer News and Information provides some information, mostly of historical interest. |
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http://searchnetworking.techtarget.com/gDefinition/0,294236,sid40_gci212653,00.html
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| | O'Reilly: Anticryptography: The Next Frontier in Computer Science |
 | | The number of potential uses for computers is limited only by the creativity of software developers. |  | | A computer running this program would determine, at run-time, what lower level components were required to execute it. |  | | Yet, for all of their complexity, the basic language used by computers is very simple and consists of a few dozen to, at most, a few hundred basic machine instructions. |
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| | Your Next Computer, Part I |
 | | Next month we'll look at some of the other components that should go into your next office computer. |  | | Whether you purchase your computer from the mainland or locally the most important thing to do is make sure the vendor is reputable. |  | | Buying computers from mainland mail order houses is worthwhile if you really want a brand name machine but the main issue to consider is service. |
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http://www.pactechcom.com/clips/your_next_computer_pt1.html
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| | OLD-COMPUTERS.COM : The Museum |
 | | Unfortunately, this computer was too expensive and had little commercial success, few years later, it was abandoned, but the later successors of this computer are still in use in some places, as servers! |  | | Notice that the architecture of this computer (68030, 68882 & DSP 56001) is the same setup used in the Atari Falcon which was presented (a bit late) in 1992! |  | | Thanks to Computers Forever1970..80..90 for most of the info. |
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http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=277
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| | The NeXT Computer as Physics Machine -- from Mathematica Information Center |
 | | The NeXT Computer is a genuinely iffernt kind of modern workstation. |  | | With the NeXT Computer realistic modeling, theoretical investigations, and laboratory processes all may proceed with impressive efficiency. |  | | This article is cmprised of examples of physics done on the NeXT Computer in this spiit of new technological freedom. |
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http://library.wolfram.com/infocenter/Articles/2029
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| | Computer Desktop Encylopedia - Opinions and Reviews |
 | | Packed with mini-tutorials, quick tips, tricks, and how-to information, this comprehensive computer reference is a must-have for everyone--no matter what your level of expertise. |
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| | Brighthand — Ultra Portable Windows Computer Available Next Week |
 | | This is a single computer core that can be used in both a handheld and a desktop. |  | | Antelope Technologies is also making a cradle for the MCC that allows it to be used as a desktop computer. |  | | Antelope Technologies is going to release next Friday an unusual portable computer. |
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http://www.brighthand.com/article/Antelope_MCC_Coming_Next_Week
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| | NeXT Cube |
 | | The NeXT Cube was innovative in many ways: it used Postscript both to display images on its four-shade grayscale monitor and to print them out on its 400 dpi laser printer. |  | | Low End Mac is an independent publication and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Apple Computer. |  | | One almost prescient feature: like the 1998 iMac, the 1988 NeXT Cube had no floppy drive. |
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http://www.lowendmac.com/next/cube.html
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| | intro |
 | | The NeXT Computer introduced the world to an advanced hardware platform that has, in many ways, become the standard for many desktop PCs: a large high-resolution display, a microphone for sound input, CD-quality stereo output, a large capacity removable-media disk drive, built-in Ethernet and dedicated processors. |  | | It was a one-foot by one-foot square, which also happened to match the dimensions of the NeXT Computer itself. |  | | Click on the NeXT Computer above to learn about "the machine for the '90s" that set the standards for today. |
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http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/4698/brochure/intro.htm
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| | DAN's COMPUTER MUSEUM, next cube |
 | | The NeXT cubes featured an optical drive instead of a floppy drive, but the first models were not popular because they were thought to be overpriced. |  | | The company introduced a "revolutionary" black cube-shaped computers in Oct. 1988, one of which is now enshrined in the pcbiography.net museum. |  | | January, 1992; NeXT announces that a version of the NextStep OS will be made for Intel PCs. |
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http://www.fortunecity.com/marina/reach/435/nextcube.htm
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| | Next-generation computer chip to hold 2 engines |
 | | The concept of using multiple, stand alone microprocessors in a computer isn't new either -- Apple Computer Inc. and other vendors have sold dual- and multiprocessor machines for years. |  | | SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- For decades, computer performance has been driven largely by the increasing numbers of ever-smaller transistors squeezed into the machines' silicon brains. |  | | Despite the slower clock speeds compared with single-core chips, the new processors are well suited for computer users who run multiple programs at once. |
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http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/205282_yechips27.html
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| | I, Cringely . May 30, 2002 - MEMS the Word PBS |
 | | MEMS are computer chips that perform mechanical and sometimes chemical functions. |  | | And a couple of years from now, your computer display might be even more empty, transformed similarly as the age of the cathode ray tube display comes to an end. |  | | More to the point for television and computer monitor manufacturers, it would be an empty box that wouldn't have to be built in a clean room and would have almost no toxic components. |
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http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20020530.html
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| | Your Next Computer: A Notebook? |
 | | Overall, desktop computers beat notebook computers for expansion, but notebooks will satisfy the needs of most users out of the box, assuming they configure their systems ahead of time with all the features they need. |  | | Increasingly, notebook computers have grown to equal and, in some cases, even surpass their desktop brethren's functionality. |  | | Historically, choosing a notebook computer was an exercise in compromise because notebooks generally featured less-powerful processors, system buses, and video cards than desktop systems. |
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http://www.connectedhomemag.com/Mobile/Articles/Index.cfm?ArticleID=38501
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| | The Next Computer Interface |
 | | Gelernter is referring to the "desktop metaphor"-the term frequently used for the hierarchical system of files, folders and icons that we use to manage information stored on our home or office computers. |  | | Scopeware is far more sweeping than a simple rearrangement of icons, however: in effect, it transfers the role of file clerk from you to the computer, seamlessly ordering documents of all sorts into convenient, time-stamped files. |  | | Indeed, the product that brought the metaphor to mass-market attention was Apple Computer's 1984 Macintosh; it had no built-in hard drive, and its floppy disks each stored only 400 kilobytes of information. |
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http://www.technologyreview.com/articles/01/12/tristram1201.asp
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| | BBC News SCI/TECH Next computer bug could hit UK hard |
 | | Although 92% of those questioned said they had the staff, cash and computers to cope with computer viruses, 35% of companies had suffered serious disruption to their business as they cleaned up after an infection. |  | | Instead, he said, the security job fell to those that oversaw the running of the whole computer network. |  | | A survey by security company McAfee has found that many companies are not doing enough to protect themselves against a computer virus as virulent as Code Red or Nimda. |
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1921000/1921422.stm
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 | | Although NeXT failed to sell its elegant and infamously buggy black box, Jobs's fundamental insight - that personal computers were destined to be connected to each other and live on networks - was just as accurate as his earlier prophecy that computers were destined to become personal appliances. |  | | After burning through hundreds of millions of dollars from investors, the company abandoned the production of computers, focusing instead on the sale and development of its Nextstep operating system and on extensions into object-oriented technology. |  | | On a foggy morning last year, I drove down to the headquarters of NeXT Computer Inc. in Redwood City, California, to meet with Jobs. |
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| | Next Generation Computer Science 1 |
 | | Resources for the next generation Computer Science I course Joseph Bergin, Pace University, USA (berginf@pace.edu) Viera K. Proulx, Northeastern University, USA (vkp@ccs.neu.edu) This working group will collect, evaluate, and foster the development of resources that might be used in a new first course in computer science using Java. |  | | It is intended to provide a focus for rethinking the first course in computer science, by providing resources and techniques that might be used in such a course. |  | | Such a course will integrate object-oriented programming and design, program design patterns, concurrency, and event driven programming. |
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| | USATODAY.com - In Firefox, Florida teen helps build Gates-sized dreams |
 | | But in the midst of the groundswell, the Stanford University sophomore seems more concerned with his next computer science final and working on the latest version of the program. |  | | The downside of his success: "All my computer science professors are expecting straight A's, even in classes that have nothing to do with the Internet," he said. |  | | He breezed through computer classes, finishing projects in a day that took others two weeks, one of his former teachers said. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/2005-01-24-firefox-teen_x.htm
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| | Next Dimension Computer Systems Main Menu |
 | | Next Dimension Computer Systems Inc. has started a contest for the introduction of some of our new line of computers. |  | | This is the official website for Next Dimension Computer Systems Inc. Next Dimension Computer Systems Inc. is a computer manufacturer located in Sommerset New Jersey. |  | | Next Dimension Computer Systems offers first class computer hardware and provides customers 3 years limited warranty. |
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| | Your Next Computer - Next Frontiers - MSNBC.com |
 | | The computer won't go away, he says, but it might fade to the background, since people prefer portability and devices that turn on instantly instead of having to boot up. |  | | Incongruously, he is demonstrating the petfrog on his ultra-thin Vaio laptop, exactly the kind of personal computer he believes we will all one day leave behind. |  | | Laptops allow another kind of mobile computing, they point out, particularly with the emergence of thousands of Wi-Fi networks around the world over the past four years. |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5092826/site/newsweek
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| | Save up to 90% on your next computer system! |
 | | t the same time you will be purchasing a computer that is far superior in everyway to the computers that are offered by the retail computer chains, who merely compete on price. |  | | Save up to 90% on your next computer system! |  | | My co-workers spent $1600-2000 at a local computer store and have had nothing but problems. |
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| | Realty Times: Should You Buy or Lease Your Next Computer? |
 | | It's a common question since many business people have been led to believe that there are some sort of "magical properties" to leasing that would make buying a computer more affordable or more advantageous for tax purposes. |  | | In reality, leasing a computer is typically the most expensive purchasing option! |  | | For comparison purposes, a quick visit to the web site of one of the leading computer brands will allow you to calculate a typical lease payment. |
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http://realtytimes.com/rtnews/printrtpages/19990126_buyorlease.htm
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| | Neowin.net -> Build or buy Next Computer? |
 | | Well if I were you, I would buy my next piece of hardware for your next computer and ask someone to build it for you. |  | | Personally, I would never go with a pre-built computer. |  | | I like to know exactly all the details of what i have in my computer. |
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| | Computer History Museum |
 | | Core memory made computers more reliable, faster, and easier to make. |  | | At MIT, Jay Forrester installed magnetic core memory on the Whirlwind computer. |
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| | Hamlet -vs.- Steve Jobs |
 | | I needed a new computer in the mid-1990s - a usable one, not a Windoze machine, and sadly Linux had yet to be created - and so I began thinking about buying a brand-new, state-of-the-art NeXT. |  | | Though the NeXT is the most excellent machine at present, It is also the most costly machine, And it has ludicrous, useless, non-existent support. |  | | Beryl, my girlfriend at the time, was working for a computer store in town that had just begun carrying the NeXT. |
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| | Next Step Computer Training Program |
 | | by KEVIN BROWN Special to the Register When Connie Crow, Des Moines, first became involved in the Next Step Computer Training Program, she didn't realize that when the project coordinator said he would do anything to guarantee her success in the program, that he meant it. |  | | "Our goal is to graduate 80- to 100-individuals in finding and holding high quality jobs in the computer field," Gales said. |  | | We're about providing jobs and helping people to make a better life." Tony Gales, executive director of the Mid-City Vision Coalition, said the program began as a result of a $138,000 grant awarded to the coalition specifically for computer training. |
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http://www.writeoniowa.com/new/training.html
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| | Date: Wed, 24 Mar 93 19:11:02 EST |
 | | "But this computer is useless," I told Lavin. |  | | Yes, we finally had a burning NeXT computer --- the only problem was that it didn't look anything like a NeXT computer. |  | | This time, the object engulfed by fire was clearly a NeXT Computer. |
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| | DriverHeaven.net - Don't buy your next computer, BUILD IT!!! |
 | | That is so true, the first computer my parents bought years ago proved that to me. Plus, I think it's fun building a computer, the first time I did it I was amazed when I hit the power button and the thing actually turned on and worked. |  | | Jan 23, 2003 02:46 PM The last computer system I actually bought was also my first one. |  | | Jan 23, 2003 01:16 PM I built mine and no one can believe what a great computer I got for as little money as I spent- All the parts I bought were in the "sweet spot" of their life cycle- 1800xp=cheap wd hardrive 7200rpm ata/100=cheap crucial pc2100 ddr=cheap XFX ti4200=cheap as well as everything else. |
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| | [unixsig] NeXT Computer |
 | | After a considerable amount of work the data was extracted and now can be read from Linux or Windows and we have tried a few conversion programs but things are not working very well. |  | | Last year at computer fest their was a NeXT in the museum does anybody know how I contact the owner of that NeXT machine? |  | | Nancy ----- Original Message ----- From: Todd V. Rovito To: DMA LUG Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2003 5:06 PM Subject: [unixsig] NeXT Computer A co-worker of mine has a number of documents stored as Write Now files and he needs the information. |
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http://www.dma.org/pipermail/linux-sig/2003-August/000786.html
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| | Next computer virus could cost UK £2.1bn - Accountancy Age |
 | | The next big computer virus attack in the UK could cost £2.1bn, according to a new report. |  | | Next computer virus could cost UK £2.1bn - Accountancy Age |  | | Only half of all respondents regularly schedule virus scanning of company computers, it added. |
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| | Computer Language Breakthrough |
 | | These are just a few of the many ways NULL is superior to all current computer languages. |  | | Bell Laboratories has formally announced what it believes is the ultimate computer science language. |  | | For further reading consult any of the numerous books and articles by Donald Knuth, David Parnas, and of course, the basis of all modern computer language theory, "The Emperor"s New Clothes." |
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| | Looking for the next greatest Computer + OS |
 | | Looking for the next greatest Computer + OS Software > Os > Looking for the... |  | | Looking for the next greatest Computer + OS |  | | However, I would consider that approach too, which would be more like an Xterminal. |
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| | TechWeb: The Business Technology Network |
 | | Oracle later distanced itself from the concept by spinning off Network Computer Inc. NCI then changed its name to Liberate Technologies (stock: LBRT), and recast itself as a provider of network-centric software and services before its IPO in July 1999. |  | | Technology-savvy teachers may. For now, the Linux-based $199 ($376 with 15-inch monitor and shipping costs) "new Internet computer" is exclusively targeted at the classroom. |  | | Although Ellison's Java-based OS required hefty amounts of memory for the time, the concept of a "thin" operating system also predated Microsoft's own Windows CE software and the operating system developed by Palm Computing (stock: PALM). |
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| | Press Release |
 | | SCEI, along with its subsidiary divisions Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc., Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Ltd., and Sony Computer Entertainment Korea Inc. develops, publishes, markets and distributes software, and manages the third party licensing programs for these two platforms in the respective markets worldwide. |  | | TOKYO and SANTA CLARA, CA—DECEMBER 7, 2004—Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (SCEI) and NVIDIA Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) today announced that the companies have been collaborating on bringing advanced graphics technology and computer entertainment technology to SCEI’s highly anticipated next-generation computer entertainment system. |  | | “In the future, the experience of computer entertainment systems and broadband-ready PCs will be fused together to generate and transfer multi-streams of rich content simultaneously. |
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| | Apple - IT Pro |
 | | The international conference for High Performance Computing Networking and Storage. |  | | The new Turing Xserve Cluster at the Unliversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is already seeing duty, duing the heavy lifting for the Universitys computational research. |  | | 148;Apple Computer has announced the availabillity of three new models of its Xserve RAID Fibre Channel storage array that leverage new 500 GB Hitachi-built, Apple-certified parallel ATA hard drives. Read the complete article from Infoworld. |
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| | What I dream for my next computer (Hare-brained idea n+1) |
 | | Next message: What I dream for my next computer (Hare-brained idea n+1) |  | | Their website is pretty tight-lipped and cluetrainless, but at $1000 a pop (half the Sony ticket) I think that's more where I might spend my next mobile budget http://www.teledyn.com//story.php?storyid=2002/4/18/146 -- Gary Lawrence Murphy TeleDynamics Communications Inc Business Innovations Through Open Source Systems: http://www.teledyn.com "Computers are useless. |  | | Previous message: What I dream for my next computer (Hare-brained idea n+1) |
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| | Why the network will be the next computer - ZDNet UK Insight |
 | | Why the network will be the next computer |  | | Why the network will be the next computer - ZDNet UK Insight |  | | We will be able to look back at this year's N+I and say we saw not just a few indications of an economic recovery, but signs of a future in which the network truly is the computer, to borrow a phrase from Sun Microsystems. |
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| | howard rheingold's tools for thought |
 | | Indeed, the idea that people could use computers to amplify thought and communication, as tools for intellectual work and social activity, was not an invention of the mainstream computer industry nor orthodox computer science, nor even homebrew computerists. |  | | But the idea of the personal computer did not spring full-blown from the mind of Steve Jobs. |  | | Chapter One: The Computer Revolution Hasn't Happened Yet |
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| | Hire a Tech Travel Agent© for Your Next Computer Rental or Plasma Rental |
 | | Coordinate many computer and audio visual installations in multiple cities simultaneously. |  | | Best of all, your Tech Travel Agent© will have a standard computer configuration installed on your rental computer. |  | | Employ the Services of a Technology Travel Agent for Your Next Computer Rental 2005-02-06 |
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| | Next-gen computer-on-module spec flies PCI Express |
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http://deviceforge.com/news/NS5739765967.html
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