Xybernaut hopes its Mobile Assistant, powered by a 233 MHz Pentium chip, will be the next blockbuster electronic gadget. The tiny, two-pound computer runs standard operating systems, such as Unix or Windows. Click for full story . After talks between President Clinton and Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto, the two countries issued a joint statement calling for private sector leadership in developing the Internet. The world leaders agreed ecommerce should remain free of tariffs and that both countries should avoid restrictions and regulations on ecommerce.
Next step is to expand that agreement in the world community.
Clinton will attend the World Trade Organization meeting in Geneva next week to promote a duty-free Internet. Click for full story . At its World of Amiga conference in London, officials of the struggling company announced plans to reinvent itself as a software company. Plans include a next-generation software architecture and launch of OS4.0 in November Click for Amiga announcement .