| Network World on Twitter Get our tweets and stay plugged in to networking news. New SD standard will allow for 2TB cards Storage on flash memory cards in devices such as digital cameras could rocket to 2TB if new specifications announced by an industry association on Wednesday are implemented. U3 promises to break the apps chain Application portability always has been a huge issue in the IT world because it is such a powerful idea: Move your applications to any machine at any time and they just run. No recompiling, no missing Dynamic Link Libraries, no registry issues, no missing drives. Ahh, that's how life should be. Of course, that is hardly how it is. Going above and beyond: U3 U3 Smart Drive technology is the latest step in client virtualization. A client becomes virtualized when its GUI grows abstracted from the resources of the local-access device, be it a PC, handheld or other computer. With client virtualization, users are blissfully unaware of what blend of local and remote resources - CPU, storage, network connectivity - is driving their presentation experiences. Carry a PC in your pocket A notebook PC is a handy thing to have, but lugging one around everywhere you go can be downright inconvenient. Fortunately, there's a solution that fits right in your pocket: The ubiquitous USB flash drive, often ... A PDF reader, more portable apps First up this week, a neat freebie: a lightweight PDF viewer for Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, XP and 2003 called Foxit Reader published by Foxit Software. All about OSPF Here's an index of three months of OSPF training posts by Wendell Odom. New details on Cisco's upcoming blade server The system will feature two quad-core Intel Nehalem processors and 384GB of memory. Brocade offers tests of its DCX vs. Cisco MDS 9513 and 9509 Cisco Subnet blogger Brad Reese has the results of a test that Brocade claims shows it outperforms its rival. Enter for a Microsoft training giveaway from New Horizons
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