| Distributed Computing Became an Appliance | February 03, 2004 |
Ken Wirt
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palmOne, Inc. |
Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Speaker Series |
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| Video 5 of 16 from this talk |
- 02:31The Career Path of a palmOne Executive
- 03:04The Convergence of Technology
- 05:24Examples of When Convergence Works and When it Does Not
- 02:43Historical Example of Convergence - Steam Powered Factory.
- 02:33Distributed Computing Became an Appliance
- 02:49From Revolution to Evolution
- 08:24From Convergence to Appliance
- 05:11The Future of Appliances
- 05:23Future of PDAs as Convergent Devices
- 03:32Growth Prospects for PDAs and for PalmOne
- 03:08How PalmOne Evaluates What Customers Want
- 01:34International Markets
- 02:49Convergence of PDAs with Automobiles
- 03:33Is PalmOne Focusing on Business or Personal Segments?
- 01:35PalmOne and Palm Source
- 02:56How Do You Compete Against More Established Competitors?
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Wirt explains that computers have become so cheap and common that they can now be found in countless devices. He was able to count 14 computers in his kitchen alone. Optical drives are another example of a device that was once very expensive, but has now become a standard technology and its use and application has greatly expanded.
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