Crumbs: Always-on cellular connectivity, 'all-day' battery life and thinner than a piece of toast...
Published: 3 December 2008 17:03 GMT
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Chipmaker Qualcomm has been showing off a prototype touchscreen laptop-to-tablet powered by its 3G Snapdragon chipset, which it claims will enable a new generation of always-on, low-power mobile computing devices ready to rock the mobile data world...
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