Screw wireless data, there's enough of that already. (Sure, there's always room to improve, but what we have works for most purposes.) What I miss is wireless power!
Wireless can reduce the cable clutter by eliminating the Ethernet cable and the keyboard and mouse cables, but you still have to power there things, so you either periodically change batteries or recharge them, and thus you either spend money and time, or you forget to recharge and lose even more time.
It's nice that you can bring your notebook to the office and work on the network without plugging it in, but try working like that for eight hours! You still have to plug in.:-(
I wonder when someone will invent a useful wireless power source...
Well duh, of course it's having problems. Slashdot writes "Website X grinds to a halt" and in seconds, it becomes true. Talk about a self-fulfilling prophecy.;-)
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Screw wireless data, there's enough of that already. (Sure, there's always room to improve, but what we have works for most purposes.) What I miss is wireless power!
:-(
Wireless can reduce the cable clutter by eliminating the Ethernet cable and the keyboard and mouse cables, but you still have to power there things, so you either periodically change batteries or recharge them, and thus you either spend money and time, or you forget to recharge and lose even more time.
It's nice that you can bring your notebook to the office and work on the network without plugging it in, but try working like that for eight hours! You still have to plug in.
I wonder when someone will invent a useful wireless power source...
Well duh, of course it's having problems. Slashdot writes "Website X grinds to a halt" and in seconds, it becomes true. Talk about a self-fulfilling prophecy. ;-)