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    Dual 425Mhz CPUs in 20GB USB Hard Drive

    Plug your mobile hard drive into a machine, but rather than just give yourself access to your files, have it take over the computer's keyboard, mouse, monitor and network connections, giving you web-enabled applications wherever you go!
    The specs are impressive for such a small unit, featuring dual 425MHz PowerPC processors, 1GB of flash or a 20GB hard drive, and 64MB of DRAM. Security is also embraced with a biometric scanner for file encryption, and a 2048-bit encrypted VPN connection to Realm System’s SBOA router allows for updates (or can disable a stolen unit entirely.)
    Check out a brief overview at Everything USB.
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    ooh neat!
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    Very very smart

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    • Mblaster's system
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    That is amazing! I imagine it costs a hell of a lot though.
    I don't mean to sound cold, or cruel, or vicious, but I am so that's the way it comes out.

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    With the MPS intermittent connectivity capability, the enterprise user can literally stop writing mid-sentence in their word processor or other application, unplug and go, then plug in at another location and the cursor will be waiting in the same place, on any computer with a USB interface – no long boot up required
    Now that is brilliant use of technology, not just technology for technology's sake.

    Very, very clever.


    /shuffles off to extend wishlist

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