Sony, Toshiba And IBM To Develop New OS
gaijin writes: "According to this article in the English version of the Japanese newspaper
'Daily Yomirui', Sony will use its experience developing the PS2 OS (hey, wasn't
it Linux based?) and work with Toshiba and IBM at the hardware side
to create
a new OS that 'would allow personal computers and home appliances to exchange huge volumes of data, including the high-resolution graphics of a television screen, through a broadband connection.'"
Wonderful. I could watch the cheese in the fridge grow mold on the TV, or even put it on the web. Beats Survivor, anyway.
A feeling of having made the same mistake before: Deja Foobar
exchange huge volumes of data, including the high-resolution graphics of a television screen
So, the product is already vaporware?
Why bother.
"TVs with the OS installed will be much smaller as they will not need a tuner, the sources said."
And we all know how huge TV-tuner-modules are.
At least several cubic centimeters !
"When Sony and IBM get together it means nothing but trouble"..
Careful, you might upset YRO readers. Times are tough -- and theres only so much tinfoil to go around, you know.
Bowie J. Poag