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 long list of links covering most areas of wearables http://www.iptel-now.de/PROJECTS/WEARABLE/wearable.html long list of links covering most areas of wearables http://www.iptel-now.de/PROJECTS/WEARABLE/wearable.html
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 ==== notes circa 2002 to extract juice from  (potentially obsolete) ==== ==== notes circa 2002 to extract juice from  (potentially obsolete) ====
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 4. Cell Computing ( www.cellcomputing.com) 4. Cell Computing ( www.cellcomputing.com)
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 Related Links * Articles on tGarden * Also by ozan * Contact author Related Links * Articles on tGarden * Also by ozan * Contact author
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 The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. ( Reply ) The Fine Print: The following comments are owned by whoever posted them. ( Reply )
  
-cellcomputing by nik on Monday March 19, @12:43 it looks like one of the 'plug n run' modules with a netcard board, would be most applicable. however, they are a bit larger + heavier than the tiqit -_ - 4x5.4x1.1 inches.+cellcomputing by nik on Monday March 19, @12:43 it looks like one of the 'plug n run' modules with a netcard board, would be most applicable. however, they are a bit larger + heavier than the tiqit 4x5.4x1.1 inches.
  
 the server modules are slightly smaller + lighter, since they dont have any graphics hardware on board. not sure what the pcmcia options are, we might have to use a usb, or rj45 to wireless ethernet adapter (adding to weight + cost + clothing designer nightmares for sure) the server modules are slightly smaller + lighter, since they dont have any graphics hardware on board. not sure what the pcmcia options are, we might have to use a usb, or rj45 to wireless ethernet adapter (adding to weight + cost + clothing designer nightmares for sure)
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 i was looking at these boards -> http://www.rpcgllc.com/products/sbs.htm dont know about the MPC823 and MPC850 architectures (reduced ppc?), but they looks like compact, moderately priced, potentially useable lumps of technology. i was looking at these boards -> http://www.rpcgllc.com/products/sbs.htm dont know about the MPC823 and MPC850 architectures (reduced ppc?), but they looks like compact, moderately priced, potentially useable lumps of technology.
  
- 1. 550 x 3.775 x 1.03 inches+1. 550 x 3.775 x 1.03 inches
  
 linux? wavelan? (pcmcia is available on some models) batteries? (1A from 5VDC sounds ok!) rpx-lite (or classic) $US895 ?+ linux? wavelan? (pcmcia is available on some models) batteries? (1A from 5VDC sounds ok!) rpx-lite (or classic) $US895 ?+
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