Originally Posted by vrosa

well a Personal Computer to me is a "stand-alone" machine to use by one person at a time.

That's a simple answer that I liked. But what to say about "PCs" with more than one monitor and keyboard. There's a version of Windows for this purpose, but I cant remember the name.

Locally I ever heard "Thin client" but have never seen one.

Originally Posted by Mas Catoer

Originally Posted by vrosa

well a Personal Computer to me is a "stand-alone" machine to use by one person at a time.

That's a simple answer that I liked. But what to say about "PCs" with more than one monitor and keyboard. There's a version of Windows for this purpose, but I cant remember the name.

Locally I ever heard "Thin client" but have never seen one.

I remebered. It's Windows Multipoint Server.

Originally Posted by whs

And how about this one: A Mobile Minute with the Motorola Atrix 4G’s Docking Options

Though having several features to run as a PC (with all additional docking accessories). I may still call it as smartphone. Which is now start to distinguish itself away from mobile phone.

Originally Posted by whs

Originally Posted by Mas Catoer

Originally Posted by whs

And how about this one: A Mobile Minute with the Motorola Atrix 4G’s Docking Options

Though having several features to run as a PC (with all additional docking accessories). I may still call it as smartphone. Which is now start to distinguish itself away from mobile phone.

I thought it was pretty neat. For those who want a smartphone and a PC, it is handy. No need to sync the files, etc. It is certainly not designed to do any serious PC jobs, but for mail. internet and simple office applications it is probably good enough.

Agree, Sir. Its sync reported to still be in problem. It's pretty handy, just have it jumped from docking to pocket with all data in it.

Now to REALLY scare you!! The term PC, or Personal Computer was first coined by Apple WAY back in the days of the Apple Lisa.
Had nothing to do with that box that ran a 8086/8088 processor. *Intel* ahhhhhhh the memories of the old 8086 brings back memories of Samsonite luggage that was handled by a wild gorilla tossing it around in his cage, and then new (At that time) Tonka dump truck and WELL before the very first episode of the Power Rangers. MTV?? What's MTV?