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CrunchPad: Couldn't Exist Without Collaboration!

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Here's an update on the development of the CrunchPad, a behind the scenes project with..."The goal - a very thin and light touch screen computer, sans physical keyboard, that has no hard drive and boots directly to a browser to surf the web. The operating system exists solely to handle the hardware drivers and run the browser and associated applications. That’s it." Strictly for Internet consumption.

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You can read the full story about the CrunchPad's development here. But before you do, here's what Michael Arrington says about the project:

But one thing I’ve learned about hardware in the last year is that you need partners to actually make things happen, and the credit for what we saw today goes entirely to the Fusion GarageT team. Those guys are rock stars.

Innovation today continues to accelerate around people who connect, engage and collaborate to share knowledge and next steps together.


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