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It would be quite useful at many businesses as well, especially those that use PC workstations as opposed to laptops. This in effect turns networked PCs into thin clients. Not an entirely bad solution. I suppose it could be a little cramping for somebody who uses their workstation for other things, but it's not bad for people who use their computer as an "application appliance". Joe > From: Douglas Handy > > Sounds interesting for places like an Internet Cafe or public library or > whatever, but it isn't something I'd want to use personally.
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