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I love-love-love my new HP calculator. I haven't felt this way abaout a piece of engineering kit since I got my HP25C more than 30 years ago.

In my opinion, the HP 35s is the first calculator HP's made since the 41CV that's worthy of the name. A whole lotta love for $60!

Quoted: Amazon.com: HP 35s Scientific Calculator: Electronics

Quoted: Due to early flops, the ultramobile PCs (UMPCs) started out with a bad rap. Recent models are going a long way to remedy that.

Tony Wilson talking about early computer generated music in Manchester.

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Refaving from Zach

Quoted: fit-PC is a tiny, noiseless, extremely power-efficient PC - designed by CompuLab - one of the leading vendors in embedded computing.

fit-PC is designed to fit where a standard PC is too bulky, noisy and power-consuming.

It's only $300 I think...cool to think up places this could hide!

Quoted: fit-PC – the 5W paperback-sized PC

The U.S. Department of Energy (DoE) announced Monday that its new supercomputer "Roadrunner" had successfully performed 1,000 trillion calculations per second -- the fastest in the world.

Great Gods.

Quoted: Apple’s share of the $1,000-plus retail market was less than 18% in January 2006 according to NPD. By September 2007, it had grown to more than 57%. And in the first quarter of 2008 it hit a record 66%.

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A team of biology and mathematics experts has created living computers by adding genes to Escherichia coli bacteria, showing that computing in living cells is feasible.

The researchers from Davidson College, North Carolina and Missouri Western State University, Missouri, say that their work opens the door to a number of applications like data storage.