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Letters.(Letter to the editor)
Byline: Kelvyn Taylor
How small is portable?
Your news article 'Ultra-mobile on the move' (PCW, February 2007) mentions the future of UMPC devices and states that they sell "largely on their portability", but why wait when you can already use ultra-portable devices?
I'm using my Spv3100 mobile with its slide-out Qwerty keyboard to type this email. After finishing I can either send this to you via my GPRS/3G/Edge connection or, as I am at home, connect via my Wifi.
I'm able to browse the internet comfortably on its landscape screen (even better when websites are designed for small mobile screens) and am even able to get broadband speeds ...
- Hello and goodbye.(Kelvyn Taylor of Personal Computer World)
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World Armbrust, Dylan April 19, 2007 700+ words
...in the magazine. In fact, PCW won't really change at all...new editor take the helm at PCW. For those who are curious...I refer to is, of course, Kelvyn Taylor, currently Deputy Editor of PCW. When I came back to edit PCW...
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- Network - Can Apple make Intel's dreams come true? Kelvyn Taylor argues that...
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World Taylor, Kelvyn September 1, 2005 700+ words
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- Columns - IT matters - Taming all those technology demons. Don't be scared of...
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World Taylor, Kelvyn January 1, 2005 700+ words
Byline: Kelvyn Taylor, kelvyn_taylor@vnu.co.uk. If you'd asked me 10 years ago to set up a shared Internet connection for multiple PCs using a router, Ethernet switch, firewall and a wireless access point (AP), you'd have got...
- Hands on. Edited by Kelvyn Taylor.
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World Taylor, Kelvyn October 1, 2005 700+ words
Podcasting is a bit of a buzzword these days, with Steve Jobs getting in on the act by adding podcast support to Apple's Itunes. The term describes a method of delivering broadcast audio content via RSS syndication that allows you to automatically download the material onto a portable audio player.
- Columns - IT matters - A mishap cum happenstance. Kelvyn Taylor discovers that...
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World May 1, 2005 700+ words
'Fven after many years of building and testing PCs, some things still take me by surprise. A few weeks ago, I managed to destroy my motherboard by not taking care when plugging the 3GHz Pentium 4 Northwood CPU into its socket after a routine spring cleaning. I actually thought I had destroyed the
- Talking Voice over IP - Buying hardware - Getting kitted out. Rob Jones and...
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World Jones, Rod Taylor, Kelvyn January 1, 2005 700+ words
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- Network - Reviews - New exhibit at the Hall of Forgotten Designs. Intel's BTX...
- Magazine article from: Personal Computer World April 1, 2005 700+ words
How many people remember the Intel NLX design for desktop PCs? Not many, I'll wager. And now it seems possible it could gain a stablemate in the Hall of Forgotten Designs at the Museum of Over-Engineered Computers. It was at the end of 2003 when Intel first showed me the BTX PC design, and I was