The next home computer

Article Abstract:

The network computer is a new technology being envisioned by several computer companies to eliminate costly computer upgrades. The system is priced at $500 and does not include a CD-ROM drive, a hard disk or a high-priced microprocessor. However, it will allow connection to the Internet and its vast array of software.

Computer industry, Product development

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Supercomputer on a chip

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the research which is being undertaken by Toshiba, IBM and Sony for the development of a microprocessor with ultra-high speed performance by 2004. The technology involved is discussed.

Research, Toshiba Corp., CPUs (Central processing units), International Business Machines Corp., IBM, Microprocessors, Sony Corp., Supercomputers

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Tiniest web server

Article Abstract:

A description is presented of a very small computer, named the iPic, which can function as a web server and communicate with any microcomputer in the house through electrical cables which are already in place.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Gateways (Computer networks), Gateways (Network hardware), iPic (Computer terminal)

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