Today I got my first hands-on experience with Hyperspace (no it's not a Star Trek thing).
"HyperSpace lets you access the Web without having to wait for Windows to boot up. Power your computer and instantly surf the Internet, check e-mail or watch the YouTube video of the day. And when you want to switch off, just close the lid and off you go. But HyperSpace is much more than just instant-on."
I currently am running it on an aging Dell Latitude D610 and am able to connect to public Wi-Fi. The operating system definitely loads faster than a variety of other Lite Linux distros that I have tested in the past. This may be worth testing further... more later.
you·biq·ui·tous (yōō-bĭk'wĭ-təs)
–adjective existing or being everywhere, esp. at the same time; omnipresent: ubiquitous wireless coverage; ubiquitous little ants. [Origin: 1830–40; ubiquit(y) + -ous]
While you can't be everywhere at once, you certainly can enjoy, explore and experience even the most remote places without losing touch.
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