Word: ethernet
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...past, Harvard students have pushed for cable using existing ethernet connections...
...table. Apparently, Matthew J. Glazer ’06 and Clay T. Capp ’06 have proposed putting course sourcebooks, the add/drop procedure and the student space reservation system on-line, implementing a free printing system, delivering cable television to dorm rooms over Ethernet wiring, and exploring legal music downloading services. Tracy T. Moore’06 and Ian W. Nichols ’06 echoed the demand for cable over Ethernet and free printing, and I couldn’t quite tell what Teo P. Nicholais ’06 and Samita A. Mannapperuma...
...onto a thin screen. The Sony VAIO U-Series looks like a PDA but has the power of a PC. The full-fledged Windows operating system means that you can do anything on this device from word processing to movie watching. The fold-out keyboard, mobile AC adapter and ethernet adapter make this device appealing. This one-pound wonder will be released in time for for Christmas...
...smaller world means there is less room to breathe. Sitting in the library, you can be reached by e-mail via wireless Ethernet. In the middle of the night, you can be summoned to defend yourself—while on web cam—to your significant other who lives across the Atlantic. And so long as you aren’t riding subterranean on the T, your cell phone makes you instantly reachable. With Harvard’s recent initiative to make the entire campus wireless, we’re destined to become even more plugged...
This is the time of year when college students arrive in search of speakers, ethernet cables and wireless routers—the time of year when every sale counts. In the words of one associate, who asked that he only be identified as Joe, the month of September is Radio Shack’s “Christmas Time...