When so-called “minicomputers” first appeared in the 1970s, they supplanted mainframes on a scale of size and cost expressed by Bell’s Law, which holds that a new class of smaller, cheaper computers ...

We are a bipolar technology nation — alternating between big and small. For example, I love my 60-inch LCD flat-screen TV, but I must have the new Droid X with 4.3-inch high-definition screen and 8 ...

The days of lugging around a laptop computer are on the way out, because you may soon be able to fit a portable computer into your wallet. Intel introduced its latest mini-computer at the Consumer ...