The idea here is that you can access your web based desktop wherever you go; a browser, java, flash9 and your username and password will get you access to the following:

• Web IM, including chat with Jabber, Google and MSN buddies. (No Yahoo! or AIM yet, that’s a shame.)
• 1 GB of free storage.
• An inline MP3 player with playlist creation.
• An adress book.
• WYSIWYG web page editing.
• A blog publishing platform with support for tags, full or partial RSS feeds, 16 layout templates and the ability to edit the CSS.
• Email and search.

The company’s business model will be based on selling storage beyond the 1GB that comes for free and selling subscriptions to a forthcoming enterprise version of the service. Sapotek says their company is based on the belief that IT should be a commodity, accessible to all regardless of socioeconomic circumstances. In DesktopTwo, they have made a great move in that direction. I think many of our readers will find this to be a valuable resource.

found via eHub