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Drawing on ethnographic studies of laptop use in Silicon Valley, at MIT, and in New York City, the author argues that no matter how good technology is, we'll still favor the particular physical places that meet our work needs. Rather than becoming more mobile, we'll depend increasingly on constant connectivity to a broader network.
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Index Terms- mobility, connectivity, networking, spatial use, laptop, WiFi
Citation:
Ezra Goldman,
"From Mobility Devices to Connectivity Devices: Rethinking the Role of Space in a Networked World,"
IEEE Pervasive Computing,
vol. 6,
no. 3,
pp. 12-14,
Jul-Sept,
2007
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