Build a wearable PC (Part 1)

Topics:: Mobile - Wireless Communications,; Portable Computers

Tags:: Desktops,; Hardware,; informIT,; Notebooks,; Notebooks & Tablets,; PC,; Wearable Computer

Source:: informIT

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Overview:
Tired of his heavy laptop turning him into Quasimodo, author Cyrus Peikari dreamed up a solution: a PC he could wear on his body. In this article, learn how you can ditch your cumbersome laptop (and your entire office) for a lightweight, wearable setup.

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Title: Monster Mod: How to Wear Your Computer, Part 1
Author: Cyrus Peikari
Publisher: informIT
Pub Date: 2004.
Used with permission from the publisher, informIT.

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