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Anchors Aweigh: Fat Laptops Considered Harmful

by Lou Mazzucchelli, The Cutter Business Technology Council

Within the next five years, IT managers will be spending most of their mobile device budgets on mobile thin clients and will be minimizing or eliminating traditional laptop PCs for their mobile users.

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