Internet appliances struggle for acceptance
ComputerPublished 1 July 2001
George Lawton
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The paper discusses the three primary types of Internet appliances and their marketplace performance.
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Internet appliances were conceived as simpler cousins of the PC with no hard drive and a minimal operating system that permitted almost instant bootup. Consumers could access their applications, such as e-mail and appointment calendars, via a Web browser. The simple browser interface was expected to make appliances more popular with technophobes. The paper discusses the three primary types of Internet appliances and their marketplace performance.
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Engineering