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By: Casey

Casey — Mon, 01 Aug 2005 12:35:50 +0000

Justin, it’s amusing to see how the Pepper folks carefully avoided any mention of “internet appliance” in our meeting and in any of their marketing materials. I’m not sure, however, that the comparison is entirely fair. Whatever we call the Pepper Pad, it has something those late 90s devices didn’t: WiFi. And in the years since the dot bomb, we’ve seen web applications become really useful replacements to desktop apps. I know a number of people who prefer Gmail’s web interface over Outlook and use it accordingly.

So the Pepper Pad has portability, usability, and connectivity at a time when the web is emerging as the killer app and spyware and other malware are making people think hard before giving an old PC to their kids. The maintenance cost of PCs is starting to affect home users. As a likely alternative to those secondary or tertiary PCs, the Pepper Pad should be far less susceptible to those digital maladies and have zero maintenance costs.

By: MaisonBisson.com

MaisonBisson.com — Mon, 01 Aug 2005 11:54:09 +0000

Hands On The Pepper Pad

The most amazing thing about the Pepper Pad is how easy it is to pick up and use, then put down again.
The Pepper Pad’s portability goes far beyond that of laptops. I mentioned previously that laptops move from desk to desk and Bill Gates tel…

By: Justin

Justin — Wed, 27 Jul 2005 00:26:20 +0000

Not to be a buzz-kill, but in the 90’s they called these things “internet appliances” and the companies that made them went out of business (which is probably why Apple has yet to bring one to market). It seems like I see devices like this on sites like Engadget.com and Gizmodo.com at least once or twice a month (most recently the FIC AquaPAD+), but I have yet to actually see one in a store (or in the real world for that matter… you had to cross state lines to see one!). I think devices like this will remain amusing, but not financially viable, until the price point is the same as or lower then economy pcs.