Huge screens, ARM servers, geosocial everywhere

	IT Blogwatch: Intel's Ultrabook PCs unveiled at Computex | NASA makes final attempt to contact silent Mars rover
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	Tech's future: Huge screens, ARM servers, geosocial everywhere Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art CIO Steve Peltzman and analyst Frank Gillett presented on near-term future tech at Forrester's IT Forum in Las Vegas, noting that "We are entering a period of significant turmoil." Read More WHITE PAPER: Argent What's the biggest bottleneck in VMware? Do more CPUs improve VMware?    Using VMware NIC Teaming?    Does TCP/IP affect VMware? (You'll be surprised)    Get this essential FREE white paper now    11 pages of technical details, not sales fluff     Click to continue In this Issue IT Blogwatch: Intel's Ultrabook PCs unveiled at Computex NASA makes final attempt to contact silent Mars rover Volkswagen aims for 'rolling computer' NASA astronauts boost robotics on space station IT Blogwatch: Intel's Ultrabook PCs unveiled at Computex Intel Corp. is talking up its Ultrabook concept at the Computex show in Taipei. It promises thin-and-light laptops for the rest of us. Asus is demonstrating one of the first PCs to meet Intel's specifications: the UX21. In IT Blogwatch, bloggers refuse to make MacBook Air comparisons. Read More NASA makes final attempt to contact silent Mars rover More than a year after losing communication with the Mars rover Spirit, NASA is making a final attempt today to contact the robotic traveler. Read More Volkswagen aims for 'rolling computer' The road Volkswagen wants to take in building cars is one that infuses them with intelligence, connectivity and new kinds of capabilities. Read More NASA astronauts boost robotics on space station NASA astronauts prepared today for their fourth and final spacewalk during the space shuttle Endeavour's last mission to the International Space Station. Read More
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