Java Computers Likely to Jolt the Market; Technology: Low-cost, streamlined machines could access programs and data on other computers, firm says Home Edition
In a development that may someday shake up personal computer design, Sun Microsystems Inc. and other companies are trying to create machines that would sell for just a few hundred dollars and be able to access the Internet and other networks, Sun's top executive said Monday. A programming langu...
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Los Angeles, Calif
Los Angeles Times Communications LLC
26.09.1995
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| Shrnutí: | In a development that may someday shake up personal computer design, Sun Microsystems Inc. and other companies are trying to create machines that would sell for just a few hundred dollars and be able to access the Internet and other networks, Sun's top executive said Monday. A programming language Sun recently developed called Java allows software creators to make products that can easily be sent across a network, whether it's a telephone line, a cable system or wireless. It may take several years for such machines to reach stores. So far, some companies have created prototypes, said Scott McNealy, Sun's chairman and chief executive. |
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| ISSN: | 0458-3035 |