Cableless USB Laptops Finally Here
by Tyler Knott Gregson | July 25th, 2007It’s officially official, the world is getting more and more mobile every single day. The days of cables, clutter, heavy computers and cell phones the size of giant walkie talkies (think Zach Morris on Saved by the Bell) have come and gone and the days of Bluetooth, MoGo Mouses and Headsets, miniature cell phones, and yes, cableless USB laptops have started.
They are calling it “Wireless USB” (how original) and so far there are 2 laptops that have been approved for it, the Dell Inspiron 1720, and the Lenovo T61. According to the article over at CNet, “Wireless USB will enable peripherals like printers, cameras, mice and hard drives to connect to a PC without a USB cable from distances of up to 16 to 25 feet. As Wireless USB is just beginning to be rolled out for consumers, Wireless USB hubs will be required to connect PCs and peripherals at first….”
Hmm, sounds a lot like Bluetooth. I don’t know, I think this will definitely revolutionize computer accessories and add-ons, but personally, I’m very curious to see where the Bluetooth industry will go from here. I see big things in both technology’s futures, so it will be very fun seeing what innovations are made. I feel like I see innovation on a daily basis working for MoGo right now, and it’s fun to be on the cutting edge.
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