Moka5
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moka5 was founded, in 2005, by a group of PhD types from Stanford and their professor, Dr. Monica Lam. The team had a single goal—to change the way personal computing is experienced by consumers. Why? Because personal computing has lost its focus on the user experience — instead personal computing has become more complicated, highly problematic and difficult to manage. moka5 believes that your personal PC should be as easy to use as watching television — you turn it on, it works, you press a button and you get exactly what you want, when you want it. Computing with no hassles, no maintenance or security problems. The founders of moka5 spent five years researching optimized virtualization and innovative user experience technology. This led the team to develop the moka5 LivePC Engine.
"In university research, we try to create fundamentally sound solutions from the ground up rather than provide incremental solutions. LivePCs are a new approach to computer management that addresses many issues such as spyware, mobile computing, home computer management, hardware migration and disaster recovery. We are excited and committed to putting this technology in the hands of real users."
