Spacelocker- Mini-Notebook Computers, “Netbooks”, Are Taking Over

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 26, 2009 -
From zero to 50 million in under two years, mini-notebook computers, “netbooks”, are taking over. Netbooks rely on cloud computing—applications that you access online instead of loading onto your computer hard drive. And so should you.

Cloud computing frees you from ever having to worry about storage space again. Google docs, online photo editing, online music, Youtube videos—it’s there to help you take care of whatever task you need to do. You’re likely to find an online offering, sometimes free, that fits the bill.

Check out Spacelocker. This online site is absolutely free; it’s designed and built for cloud computing, and it fits the bill to a tee. From one place, you can access all your online stuff. If you don’t have it yet, you need it. Get it. Now.

Spacelocker is a social organizer, and it’s an ideal companion to your netbook. It’s fast and simple, and while a netbook is small enough that it can be easily confused with a toy computer, it’s a powerful business tool, with wireless Internet built-in for anywhere, anytime computing. These tiny notebooks are already popping up as giveaways or heavily subsidized freebees (remember the cellphone?) as companies try to lure cash from the pockets of prospective cash-strapped consumers.

If you’re new to netbook computers, you should know that a netbook gives you mobile computing with built-in WiFi, usually Bluetooth. Many have webcams built in, as well as stripped down offerings that make it ideal for e-mail, messaging, web surfing, uploading pictures or videos to an online site—again, think Spacelocker—and a range of other tasks

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