May 24, 2002
Startup builds a miniature PC
ZD Net: Antelope Technologies will build hand-size PCs based on a computer design from IBM as the mini-mini-mini-computer market takes shape. The Denver-based start-up is going to build PCs that are roughly the same size and shape as handhelds from Palm and Compaq Computer. The design of the Mobile Computer Core (MCC), the name of Antelope's basic computer, is derived from the Meta Pad, a hand-size computer prototype shown off earlier this year by IBM. full story
My spin: If you need a miniature PC, you now have a solution from Antelope Technologies or a company called OQO that's also coming out with a miniature PC
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