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Today we can fit the extensive software needed to drive a World Wide Web server into a computer the size of a box of matches. A Stanford University professor has created what is believed to be the world's smallest Web server, the size of matchbox, which was designed to ultimately be worn by a use
TCP/IP stack, SLIP, DEC Alpha, iPic microcomputer etc
TCP/IP stack, SLIP, DEC Alpha, iPic microcomputer etc
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