Linked by Jim Kirkley on Thu 12th Jun 2003 02:18 UTC
Back on June 9 2003, OSNews posted an article by Joshua Boyles entitled "The Edge Computing System". In that article Joshua lays out his vision, "of a new and very unique computing system". In this new article, an attempt will be made to further build on Jonathan's ideas through what can be termed, "Open Peripheral Hardware Connectivity".
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at least, to an extend.
sorry for putting my favorit os ahead: linux (no flamewar intended)
with linux you can already be anywhere on the world and log in to your own pc with your own files. You have a X display manager running on your PC and on the one you're sitting at that moment you just download an X-Server and connect to your PC. So you have a local keyboard/mouse/screen and the rest is working at home.
even sound can be local when you use N(etwork)A(udio)S(ound)
Printers can be used locally with Samba over TCP.
i realize it's not exactly what is described here, but the fundamental thing, that you can work everywhere on your PC is the same.