There's a marketing play here, you see how the slash separates two types of future customers?
"Cloud computing" - for those who believe in it and "web browsing" for the rest of us.
:-)
'cloud computing client' == client for web applications, which use cloud computing. But I think we are still talking about having Firefox in a cheap tablet.
Read: Thin client.
People got fed up with Web 2.0, plus it pairs poorly with "Web browsing device", so they made a new word.
Anyone else notice that they said it would support open media codecs. Does this mean the device (much like Ubuntu without added repositories) wont support common formats like mp3?
WTF is a 'cloud computing client'. Personally I'm sick and tired of hearing the word 'cloud' being used in every hyped project now.