Intel promises WindowsVista on handhelds
Intel CEO Paul Otellini has pledged to have WindowsVista running on handhelds by the end of the decade. Otellini says that a new generation of devices he calls handtops (I hate that term) are possible due to Intel’s performance per watt initiative.
(via MicrosoftNewsTracker)
What’s wrong with the term “handtop?” Just like the term “laptop,” the term “handtop” accurately describes where the form factor of the computer allows said computer to reside (much or part of the time) on the human body.
It’s a very logical term indeed.
I think “handtop” sounds pretty dorky myself. And all joking aside, it conjures up unclean thoughts.
I knew (http://www.nantz.org/DasBlog/PermaLink,guid,927f2f1b-149c-4197-a0b3-e139fb6713a1.aspx) that this was coming. As a developer this adds difficulties (http://www.nantz.org/DasBlog/PermaLink,guid,6c6c727f-e2a4-42dc-81ff-651313add33e.aspx).
Hmm! that would be nice. Same interface on all of your machines.
End of the decade… I thought my wait for the OQO was long.
OQO it’s a really nice machine. I can’t wait to see more of these kind of machines on the market. I believe OQO 01+ is just an interim version until Intel comes with a better processor. The current version of OQO uses a slower Transmeta processor.
— http://www.MiniPCs.com