How would they get the infrastructure in place to charge these things in a hot desert setting? Or in the mountains of Afghanistan. I mean, the terrain itself would be impossible to negotiate.
And the problem in both those places is that the enemy is unknown. Every civilian is a potential guerilla.
Had a Fujitsu Model MPF3204AH, manufacture date June 2000, failed in Dec 2001
My friend had a MPF3204AT also manufactured June 2000, failed in Oct 2002.
Never again to Fujitsu drives! In the past I've had a Quantum drive fail. No personal problems with Conner, Western Digital or Maxtor (so far)
* Massive dual 21" monitors running at 1600x1280 * Cordless optical mouse * Comfy chair * Silence * Nobody close by, but I don't like to be completely alone coz it creeps me out especially in creaky buildings at night * Non-greasy snacks, because I can't stand greasy keyboards or mice
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How would they get the infrastructure in place to charge these things in a hot desert setting? Or in the mountains of Afghanistan. I mean, the terrain itself would be impossible to negotiate.
And the problem in both those places is that the enemy is unknown. Every civilian is a potential guerilla.
Seems like a solution, but to the wrong problem.
...what's the point of smart robots?
Had a Fujitsu Model MPF3204AH, manufacture date June 2000, failed in Dec 2001 My friend had a MPF3204AT also manufactured June 2000, failed in Oct 2002. Never again to Fujitsu drives! In the past I've had a Quantum drive fail. No personal problems with Conner, Western Digital or Maxtor (so far)
* Massive dual 21" monitors running at 1600x1280
* Cordless optical mouse
* Comfy chair
* Silence
* Nobody close by, but I don't like to be completely alone coz it creeps me out especially in creaky buildings at night
* Non-greasy snacks, because I can't stand greasy keyboards or mice