Let's get mobile
With the ability to pack more transistors on a chip and integrate networking capabilities, mobile prototypes emerge. Here are mobile concept PCs from the Intel Developer Forum in 2002. Kind of comical in retrospect. Intel's Pentium M processor appears in 2002 with a clock speed of 1.7 GHz and 55 million transistors.
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- I can remember playing with the 4004 chip and even toasted a few trying to see how fast it could go. The first real PC I used was made by Ohio Scientific called a Super Board 2. Also played with the... (Read the rest)
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photo of the Sonotone 1010
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Pentium 4
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Also Pentium M
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Happy B-day
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