Morning Tech Bits [Mar 30, 2004, 11:44 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
- Hardware to Be Nearly Free in 10 Years: Bill Gates.
- Cebit 2004 in 7 hours on MADSHRIMPS.
- Intel to reunite notebook, desktop chip architectures.
- Good Riddance, Gigahertz.
- Should the United Nations run the Internet Perspectives.
- Google takes searching personally and Google Gets Its Groove On.
- AT&T Brings Internet Telephone Service to New Jersey.
- Database tech helps lawyers scoop up clients.
- Office add-on tackles accounting rules.
- Spammer's Porsche up for grabs. Thanks Nyl.
- Camera Use Not A Snap Any Longer.
- US youths ever more on the net.
- Flash mob to attempt supercomputing feat.
- OpenOffice version 1.1.1 is now available. Thanks Ant.
- AIDA32 development is finished. Thanks Ant.
Pentium, however, is a word that can be trademarked (not patented -- there is a huge difference)
Right, sorry, my mistake, trademarked was what I meant.
I mean, heck, you can buy a new PC for only a couple hundred bucks now that's perfectly adequate for anything short of playing high-end games.
Perhaps it's my starving student status, but to me a couple hundred bucks is a far way from free. I see what you're saying, but there is a big difference between "free" and "almost free" (which I think is what Bill had in mind.
PZ
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