Smaller Can Be Better (Except When It's Not)
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Stores are stocked with an abundance of featherweight gadgets. But some of these tiny gadgets raise a new question: how small is too small?
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Those who don't mind carrying a paperweight already have plenty of options for "smart" phones that do more than just make calls. The rest of us are stuck with a sad compromise between size and function.
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Compact kit for the thumb-generation
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Business travelers love their gadgets, perhaps too much. So when the gadgets donÂt love us back, things can get ugly.
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With No. 14 Minnesota trying to become the seventh Big Ten member to earn a Bowl Championship Series berth, it&#39;s a good time to point out that - in an age of conference expansion - staying small has its advantages.
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It's bigger than General D's or L-3's, but is it better?
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Thanks to the Razr fad, there are plenty of thin phones out there by now. But in terms of sheer smallness, the options remain slim.
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Gadgets have been getting smaller and smaller for years as technology companies shrink more circuitry into tiny electronic devices.
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Smaller is better. Ask anyone in the stock market. By the end of 2004, smaller stocks will have outperformed larger stocks for a remarkable sixth straight year. Can they continue to hold that advantage in 2005? I would bet against it.
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Small caps have the most potential for growth.
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Partitioning an array and/or a storage network may not be enough to satisfy air-gap sensitive users.
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New component could allow players small enough to fit in notebook PCs.
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If you're one of those wireless users who like small handsets but detest small displays, you'll like this.
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It sports only minor improvements so ranks lower than its less-expensive predecessor.
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No one hurt as small device leaves minor damage.
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TechWeb - The smaller the design, the more transistors can be built on microprocessor, increasing its performance to power ratio.
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Design and performance issues hold back this very cool idea.