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Home computing Howie The new wall-mounted Howie computer launched this month promises a practical alternative to desktop computers.

He insisted that the original Macintosh computer, launched in 1984, should not have an internal cooling fan, but rely instead on convection cooling to keep it quiet.

Its Macintosh computer, launched in 1984, helped to popularise the window, menu and mouse-based graphical interface a huge step forward from the system of cryptic typed commands it replaced.

They include the iMac G3 - the "Bondi blue" computer launched in 1998 - and the iPod, released in 2001, which helped to revolutionise the music industry.

The most exciting development of last year was the success of the Raspberry Pi, the credit-card sized computer launched in February to stimulate back-to-basics coding skills.

This tiny single-board computer launched a thousand projects and has sold 3 million units so far, a true juggernaut in the world of open source hardware.

It's a build-it-yourself computer launching today on Kickstarter with the aim of pulling in $100,000 in crowdbacking to get 1,000 of its Kano kits to market by summer 2014.

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I bought it 1989, for just £220," explains Eben Upton, CEO of Raspberry Pi, the open-source mini-computer launched in 2012, which is the technology at the heart of a Kano kit.

Plus, with armies of ORBs (or botnets) at an agency like CSEC's disposal, plausible deniability can be attained if and when these computers launch an unsavoury or unjustifiable attack.

Inside, the car has a completely redesigned, leather- and aluminum-clad cockpit, with satellite navigation, Bluetooth capability, a rear parking camera, a trip computer, launch control and Vehicle Dynamic Assistance (to monitor the car's vitals).