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Stanford wearables lab, Web Server

From: "Tristram W. Metcalfe III" <>
Date: Mon, 01 Mar 1999 11:37:01 -0500

Interesting article on Edupage (they very infrequently post linked urls but did this
'wearables news').

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POCKET-SIZE WEB SERVER
A professor of computer science at Stanford University has created a tiny
Web server about the size of a business card and only a quarter-inch thick.
Vaughan Pratt developed the device "initially just for the impact...  Fifty
years ago, a computer with less computational power than a modern pocket
calculator filled a whole room, and ran programs consisting of only a few
hundred instructions.  Today we can fit the extensive software needed to
drive a World-Wide Web server into a computer the size of a box of matches."
Pratt's server uses a 486 processor and runs the Linux operating system.
< http://wearables.stanford.edu/ >  (Chronicle of Higher Education 26 Feb 99)
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