i have heard of something like that. a friend of mine has a tv that also acts as a computer monitor, and it had a built in dvd/cd player, and a built in tivo system. it was crazy. he works for a tv manufacturing company and him and his friends put it together.
i agree. people now days care to much about what others think of them. therefore, anytime something bad happens, what do they do, blame the media or movies or games or the next door neighbor's dog. For example, the menendez brothers cut up their parents and then blamed it all on poor self-esteem and a lack friends growing up. people would rather complain and push blame than change themselves for the better.
i think your right. companies are always looking for new ways to gain access to consumer infomration and prefernces. this latest effort is a great example of real-time marketing. we'll see if it pays off.
I agree that many universities are just about paperwork and doing what is necessary to get their students the degree. but part of the college experience is facing challenges, struggling with life issues, becoming involved in the community/campus, making friends, and shaping your beliefs.
that is something that online classes cant offer. you cant argue that sitting in your room on the internet is a good way to become an active, involved and social individual.
online education is good for a few classes here and there. ones that would be pointless to take in class (health class). it is also a good way to add units to your course load without eating up large portions of free time. but online education is no substitute for the real thing.
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i agree that the sound should be fixed. as far as damage goes, i think it should be an option. some people may not like or may not be skilled enough to play with damage. if they at least make damage an option on the settings menu, everyone would be pleased.
however, graphics have to be done first. because of their complex nature and the need to layer and texture graphics the process is very long. everything must be built around the graphics. sound and special effects are easier and less time consuming...plus they take up less memory on the game.
i probably wouldn't buy either. it seems palm is buying handspring in effort to stimulate business growth. they had the first movers advantage when handhelds first came out, but competitors (handspring), soon copied and improved on palm's technology. the new tablet pc from gateway (i believe) seems pretty cool. if you're in to the all tools in one function, maybe check out the PDA phone.
they are also targeting college campuses. i know at my school, there was a school wide memo, letting everyone know of a possible suit from the RIAA and a pending investigation. it seems they are going to hit areas where there is high file sharing. the school tried to scare individual students, telling them they were in danger of being prosecuted if they were heavy users of file sharing.
i agree. phones are going to get so "hi-tech" they will be able to play things like disposable dvds. if its out there, there's probably a market for it.
i think there should be a class that teaches kids all about the latest technology. video game making, iPods, internet, computer tech, even disposable dvds... i heard they last for a couple days after being opened and they cost as much as a rental
do you think they will come out with a portable device that plays all the stuff iPod does, but also plays digital video and disposable dvds (a new product i heard about. they last for like 48hrs after you first play it)
ive heard you can buy them for like the price of rental. as far as i know they are supported by any normal dvd player. there are probably places on the net the would have more info.
do you think that apple will come up with sort of handheld or portable device that plays mp3s and dvds. or even better. the latest thing disposable dvds. are disposables dvds supported by all other dvd programs/systems
try "the tao of phoo" it is a satirical yet informative look in to zen and karma. i dont think it would have been recommended by popular science, but it is definitely a good read.
on another note. do you think they will ever have books on disposable dvds. i know disposable dvds are out for movies right now.
my apologies "anonymous coward." i was just trying to get some info on something of interest. thought this might be some help. ill try to keep on topic.
it seems that that these are aimed at people who are don't like renting, but don't want to spend all the money to buy the dvd. cool technology. there only three types of people in the world...those who can count and those who cant.
it seems that you can just toss the disc in the recycling ben at your house. that wouldn't be that hard for people to do. i think the whole idea is good and it encourages innovation in the digital technology field.
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i have heard of something like that. a friend of mine has a tv that also acts as a computer monitor, and it had a built in dvd/cd player, and a built in tivo system. it was crazy. he works for a tv manufacturing company and him and his friends put it together.
i agree. people now days care to much about what others think of them. therefore, anytime something bad happens, what do they do, blame the media or movies or games or the next door neighbor's dog. For example, the menendez brothers cut up their parents and then blamed it all on poor self-esteem and a lack friends growing up. people would rather complain and push blame than change themselves for the better.
i think your right. companies are always looking for new ways to gain access to consumer infomration and prefernces. this latest effort is a great example of real-time marketing. we'll see if it pays off.
I agree that many universities are just about paperwork and doing what is necessary to get their students the degree. but part of the college experience is facing challenges, struggling with life issues, becoming involved in the community/campus, making friends, and shaping your beliefs. that is something that online classes cant offer. you cant argue that sitting in your room on the internet is a good way to become an active, involved and social individual. online education is good for a few classes here and there. ones that would be pointless to take in class (health class). it is also a good way to add units to your course load without eating up large portions of free time. but online education is no substitute for the real thing.
i agree that the sound should be fixed. as far as damage goes, i think it should be an option. some people may not like or may not be skilled enough to play with damage. if they at least make damage an option on the settings menu, everyone would be pleased. however, graphics have to be done first. because of their complex nature and the need to layer and texture graphics the process is very long. everything must be built around the graphics. sound and special effects are easier and less time consuming...plus they take up less memory on the game.
i probably wouldn't buy either. it seems palm is buying handspring in effort to stimulate business growth. they had the first movers advantage when handhelds first came out, but competitors (handspring), soon copied and improved on palm's technology. the new tablet pc from gateway (i believe) seems pretty cool. if you're in to the all tools in one function, maybe check out the PDA phone.
they are also targeting college campuses. i know at my school, there was a school wide memo, letting everyone know of a possible suit from the RIAA and a pending investigation. it seems they are going to hit areas where there is high file sharing. the school tried to scare individual students, telling them they were in danger of being prosecuted if they were heavy users of file sharing.
i agree. phones are going to get so "hi-tech" they will be able to play things like disposable dvds. if its out there, there's probably a market for it.
i think there should be a class that teaches kids all about the latest technology. video game making, iPods, internet, computer tech, even disposable dvds... i heard they last for a couple days after being opened and they cost as much as a rental
do you think they will come out with a portable device that plays all the stuff iPod does, but also plays digital video and disposable dvds (a new product i heard about. they last for like 48hrs after you first play it)
ive heard you can buy them for like the price of rental. as far as i know they are supported by any normal dvd player. there are probably places on the net the would have more info.
do you think that apple will come up with sort of handheld or portable device that plays mp3s and dvds. or even better. the latest thing disposable dvds. are disposables dvds supported by all other dvd programs/systems
try "the tao of phoo" it is a satirical yet informative look in to zen and karma. i dont think it would have been recommended by popular science, but it is definitely a good read. on another note. do you think they will ever have books on disposable dvds. i know disposable dvds are out for movies right now.
as far as playing all forms of digital media. do you know if these systems would be able to play disposbale dvds.
do you know if they have had a hand in making the technology for these new disposable dvds i keep hearing about.
i've heard about them. they are supposed to cost about the same as a rental. id like to know when they are coming out.
my apologies "anonymous coward." i was just trying to get some info on something of interest. thought this might be some help. ill try to keep on topic.
sorry. just trying to find out more about it. thought this would be a good place.
does anyone who is behind these new self destructing dvds. very mission impossible like. let me know.
it seems that that these are aimed at people who are don't like renting, but don't want to spend all the money to buy the dvd. cool technology. there only three types of people in the world...those who can count and those who cant.
has anyone else heard about this disposable dvd. it sounds interesting. cool technology. does anyone know about the pros and cons of these.
it seems that you can just toss the disc in the recycling ben at your house. that wouldn't be that hard for people to do. i think the whole idea is good and it encourages innovation in the digital technology field.
i just heard about disposable dvds. it sounds interesting. does anyone know were i can get some more inforamton...website, trade publication, etc.
has anyone heard about disposbale dvds. they sound cool. i guess they last a couple days after you first play it. let me know if you have more info.
i heard of the latest dvd technology. disposbale dvds. you get a movie, open/play it and have a couple days before it erases. bye bye late fees.