“Lines Blurring Between Handhelds and Wearables”

Posted on January 20th, 2004 by Sacha Chua

Though there is a clear boundary between portable and wearable
computers—wearables allow for entirely hands-free operations, for
instance—experts such as Gartner’s Jackie Fenn expect that boundary to
erode as wearable technology moves out of niche markets such as the …
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