Good luck Cisco, you're entering a cut throat market with well established hardware vendors in a global recession... You've either got a large pair of brass balls or you're just really really stupid.
Haha I would like to fourth that. After a long day at work I kind of glossed over this mysterious word until reading your post. The whole situation brings to mind a favorite movie of mine...
"Sometimes dead is better"
There is also the fact that once fringe technical consumers hear about "new cool!" technology, they'll of course have to have it. I know plenty of people who have bought something because it is the next big thing.
Another thing to consider is that many people have become very familiar with flash drives and the technology. Everyone I know seems to be using them. This could sell people on the idea of a flash based hard drive.
I agree with you. Touch screen technology does not seem very practical for desktop use but it does at least offer a new option for technology down the road. I don't know exactly what but maybe touch screen technology integrated with robotics? The possibilities are really endless, but yes desktop touch screen seems a little silly. Are the keyboard and mouse really holding anyone back?
Based on TFA and the nice little accompanying video, this game just seems like an overly complicated release of Katamari Damacy. Now instead of being coated in whatever you roll over you can pick what you look like.
evolution != "just get bigger"
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Good luck Cisco, you're entering a cut throat market with well established hardware vendors in a global recession... You've either got a large pair of brass balls or you're just really really stupid.
is cisco not a well established hardware vendor? http://www.thestreet.com/story/10508379/1/tech-rumor-of-the-day-juniper-cisco.html
Haha I would like to fourth that. After a long day at work I kind of glossed over this mysterious word until reading your post. The whole situation brings to mind a favorite movie of mine... "Sometimes dead is better"
There is also the fact that once fringe technical consumers hear about "new cool!" technology, they'll of course have to have it. I know plenty of people who have bought something because it is the next big thing. Another thing to consider is that many people have become very familiar with flash drives and the technology. Everyone I know seems to be using them. This could sell people on the idea of a flash based hard drive.
I agree with you. Touch screen technology does not seem very practical for desktop use but it does at least offer a new option for technology down the road. I don't know exactly what but maybe touch screen technology integrated with robotics? The possibilities are really endless, but yes desktop touch screen seems a little silly. Are the keyboard and mouse really holding anyone back?
...the first thing to come up is a wikipedia article?
Based on TFA and the nice little accompanying video, this game just seems like an overly complicated release of Katamari Damacy. Now instead of being coated in whatever you roll over you can pick what you look like. evolution != "just get bigger"