Federal Times journalist Harlow Nassry has highlighted two new personal computer designs currently in development:<br />
“For a long time, the Sirius and Achilles corporations have been the main suppliers of personal computing devices, but two smaller companies are aiming to challenge that monopoly.”<br />
“The first company, Supratech, is working on a revolutionary design called the Torc, a flexible ring that coils around the user’s wrist or neck. It uses high-resolution holographic projectors to surround the user with illuminated displays and motion-sensitive interfaces.”<br />
“The second company, Herculean Machines, has taken a more down-to-earth approach. The Duradrive is a chunky, durable tablet designed to withstand rough handling. Herculean has promised a range of peripherals, allowing users to custom-build their own version of the device.”<br />
“Both companies plan to reveal prototypes of their designs at a technology expo in October. But can the market support two rival products? We’ll no doubt be hearing more about the Torc and Duradrive in the near future.” GalNet, 17.08.3304
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| Datum | 17.08.3304 |
| Fraktionen | Die Föderation |
| Konzerne | Achilles Corporation, Herculean Machines, Supratech |
| Handlung | computer_rivalry |
| Übersetzung | Frontier |
| Original | Frontier |