Chris A. Ciufo, Editor, OpenSystems Publishing
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Mini-notebooks are certain to drive NextGen SFF technologies
While it's unlikely the boards embedded into mini-notebook laptops will ever find their way into the general market, the market for these almost toy-like devices will surely grow.
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Everything's coming up 'small form factors'
SFF-SIG: New logo, new start, and a SUMIT to ascend. Meanwhile, the PC/104 Consortium rolls out PCIe, and ESC needs a new name.
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Traveling far? Consider changing buses?
While PCI Express may be the obvious bus for NextGen PC/104 and other SFF modules, it seems that StackableUSB may be a more useful one.
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How the Grinch stole telecom
Only the status quo of network neutrality will mean business as usual; a multi-tiered Internet will affect our market in unknown ways.
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PC/104 and others: The fork in the road between desktops and embedded
Increasingly, I’m seeing PC/104 and other Computer-On-Module/System-On-Module (COM/SOM) products geared towards what are certainly not desktop PC applications. Yet, PC/104 and many of the other flavors we cover in PC/104 and Small Form Factors magazine have their origins in the desktop space.
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Changes
Yesterday morning at sunrise the thermometer said that it was only 40 ºF outside – in the August summertime. I don’t live at 8,000 feet, and it’s supposed to be in the 80s or hotter this time of year. Clearly the global weather i...
