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 The Guardian | Friday Poll: Is the mouse, indeed, dead? CNET (blog) The mouse is still the best solution. The programmable buttons are feature that the pad does not cover. Also touch pads, track pads and other gadgets have ... Teardown of Apple's Magic Trackpad reveals tightly packed thin design Apple Magic Trackpad Now Available New Apple Magic Trackpad - Time to Replace the Mouse? |
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Internet appliances—devices designed for easy Internet access and navigation—are all the rage. And hardware developers are bending over backwards to create low-cost, one-stop solutions for folks who want the Net with no strings attached. Mysmart.com is the latest entrant in this race, offering consumers a solution with a twist.
Unlike Compaq, Honeywell, Microsoft, and Qubit, whose appliances are designed as PC alternatives, the Mysmart system plays off the lowly yet ubiquitous
mouse pad
. The four-component smartmouse pad
uses a combination of nine ready- to-program buttons, an online programming assistant, smart-card technology, and low-cost ISP service to transform what looks like amouse pad
into a more flexible peripheral.At the core of the Mysmart.com solution are a unique
mouse pad
and Mysmart key cards. About the size of a credit card, each smart card is embedded with memory chips that ensure secure access to the user's Internet preferences when it is inserted into the pad. Each card stores pertinent personal data, such as passwords, personal billing information, and so on. Among other applications, the smart cards can make switching computers easier, because information specific to your computer and identity can be stored on the cards.Homes with one PC can benefit from the solution, because it facilitates swift system-state transitions between multiple users.
Copyright © 2004 Ziff Davis Media Inc. All Rights Reserved. Originally appearing in PC Magazine.