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Mobile computing devices have only recently crossed the boundary between fixed-purpose communications devices and compelling and extensible computing platforms for the mass market. This breakthrough is enabled by more capable hardware, ubiquitous wireless networks, and the release of new and useful mobile software applications.
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Synaptics is a leading developer of interface solutions for the mobile computing, communications and entertainment industries. The company creates interface solutions for a variety of devices including notebook PCs, PC peripherals, digital music players, and mobile phones. The TouchPad(TM), Synaptics' flagship product, is integrated into more than 50 percent of today's notebook computers. Consumer electronics and computing manufacturers use Synaptics' solutions to enrich the interaction between humans and intelligent devices through improved usability, functionality and industrial design. The company is headquartered in San Jose, California. www.synaptics.com
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Computing on the go has never been more productive, with the Mobile Memory Mouse 8000 freeing up USB ports and delivering all the tools consumers need to get the job done in one sleek, compact device. With the added convenience of 1 GB of storage in the mouse transceiver, users can easily store the information they need on the go -- whether it's their favorite photos, PowerPoint(R) presentations or even music files.
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The iGo product line features new and innovative products that keep mobile computing users powered up and connected. These products provide new functionality to mobile computing devices, and ultimately make mobile computing easier for notebook, handheld and mobile phone users. The product line ... features unique: Notebook Accessories, Handheld/ PDA Accessories, Mobile Phone Accessories and Travel Accessories.
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Demand for mobile computing devices is unlikely to ebb any time soon. As individuals and businesses continue to use more throughput-hungry applications, High-Density Wireless Local Area Networks (HD-WLANs) designers will need to devise ways to improve network capacity by maximizing special reuse of channels. Tags: Network, Network Capacity, Mobile Computing, WLAN, Intel Corp., Network Administration, Wireless LANs, Wireless, Handhelds, Networking, Hardware White papers 2006-10-01
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A Japanese firm is launching a Linux-based handheld computer sporting Wi-Fi, a mobile phone and a camera, the result of collaboration between China, Korea and Japan. The device is aimed at manufacturers and vendors who may wish to include customized hardware and services. According to Japanese newspaper The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, the new PDA (personal digital assistant), launched by Yokohama-based PalmNet, measures 13 cm by 7 cm by 2 cm and comes with a wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) card. The firm is aiming to ship 150,000 units of the product by the next March and is ... looking the possibility of bringing the product to Korea and China, the reported added.
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