People familiar with this week's disclosures between Apple and its retail employees say the electronics maker has designed its in-store iPhone 3G checkout process so that only handheld EasyPay systems carried by staffers can process orders for the new phone. - Alan Cheslow via Bookmarklet
"It uses the same chassis, has the same specification, but it costs just £279.99 -- at least £40 less than some online vendors are selling the Wind for. How? It's quite simple: MSI is an ODM (original design manufacturer), which means it makes barebones chassis for its own use and to sell to other companies, known as SIs (system integrators).
Advent, the SI responsible for the 4211, has bought a bunch of Wind chassis in black and silver, installed its own software bundle and is flogging them on the cheap. Inside, you get a 1.6GHz N270 Intel Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Windows XP -- no Linux option is available." - Alan Cheslow via Bookmarklet
"A Deskless Worker Suite, including Exchange Online Deskless Worker and SharePoint Online Deskless Worker, will be available for $3 (U.S.) per user, per month. Customers can also subscribe to each service independently. Exchange Online Deskless Worker will provide e-mail, calendars, global address lists, anti-virus and anti-spam filters, as well as Outlook Web Access Light for access to company e-mail. SharePoint Online Deskless Worker will provide easy access to SharePoint portal and team sites and search functionality, giving employees read-only access to important information such as company policies, training and benefits." - Alan Cheslow via Bookmarklet
"Korea Electronics Technology Institute is developing a 4-ounce device that can basically throw pictures off your mobile device to a 60-inch full-color SVGA image more than 6 feet away." - Alan Cheslow via Bookmarklet
"The $2500 vehicle is generally known as the cheapest car in the world" - Alan Cheslow via Bookmarklet
I'm a big fan of the Nano, but I hope that technology will quickly speed up enough for them to offer a much greener version in a year or two. Hopefully all the nanos can be easily retrofitted to run on electric batteries. - Tad Donaghe via fftogo
"Now available with Windows CE 6.0 R2 and Citrix XenDesktop compatibility, the Jack PC fits inside standard in-wall LAN jack boxes, offering four USB ports, audio I/O, and video output, the company says." - Alan Cheslow via Bookmarklet