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Technology Stocks : All About Sun Microsystems

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To: Sonki who wrote (13077)1/4/1999 12:59:00 PM
From: Michael F. Donadio  Read Replies (1) of 64865
 
Thanks Sonki. I'm glad their whisper # is valid. For me though it's CBS Market Watch from now on.

Article in Inter@ctive Week:
zdnet.com

I saw this demostrated at Java World NYC. A smartcard gets you into your own Webtop, on any computer, anywhere in the world.

Sun.Net Real-World Tests Begin

By Charles Babcock
January 4, 1999 10:44 AM ET

Sun Microsystems Inc. today is starting
real-world tests of a technology that promises
to let corporations offer remote workers
unheard-of levels of systems access.
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Unlike other remote access systems that
require specific client software, usually on a
laptop lugged by the business traveler,
Sun.Net may be accessed from any
computer or other network device capable of
supporting a browser. Wells said he could
download his e-mail from Sun.Net by
connecting with his Motorola Inc. 2000 pager,
which has a small text screen.

Because of its emphasis on user
identification and authentication, Wells said,
the Sun.Net server's response to a user can
be highly individualized, opening access to a
set of desktop or "Webtop" applications that
reflect the user's work and interests. The
applications reside on a server inside the
company's walls, not the device used for
remote access, he noted.


All the best,
Michael
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