Marvelous Mobile Technology
Computers are marvelous in their own rite, but who hasn’t dreamt of being able to carry it in your pocket or on your wrist. We’ve all seen the sci-fi movies with visions of future computer technologies, digitizing every aspect of our daily lives. It’s exciting to watch as we surpass some of the reveries of past futurists.
Mobile computing has offered a whole new level of man/machine integration. Information and communications has become so amazingly accessible, it’s hard to imagine a world without the technologies we use daily. And yet, things won’t stop here.
Tune in as Ken, Brandon, and Chad reminisce the humble beginnings of mobile technology, review the current, and imagine the future.
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Original Air Dates: Jul 23, 2005 / Jul 24, 2005
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- The History of the PDA
- Saving Money on Mobile Computers
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