It’s not the first time we hear about cellular PCs. Apple has even built a prototype MacBook, a few years ago, which ended up on eBay, while it never made it to production.

Microsoft Windows 98 was a turning point in the history of computing, bringing about Plug-n-Play, USB support, and a true native graphical interface that no longer needed MS-DOS to run, let alone support for 32-bit applications, and 3D accelerated graphics.

User Account Control (UAC), is a feature that was first introduced in Windows 7, as a method to prevent unauthorized programs from running and possibly wrecking havoc through the system.

Virtual Reality is about to turn into a multi-billion dollar business, at least according to predictions by J. P. Morgan Chase. This means that VR is bound to be more accessible and affordable as time goes by, and demand grows.