What next, self-parking cell phones? More games, more on positioning (Cell towers can already triangulate where the cell phone is, why not provide GPS already!!!) new cameras give me a break is it a phone, or ( gameboy | television | handheld PC | camera )
Give me a break I am so sick and tired of hearing about new things that are added to phones, so that they may charge more and more for them, tilting a phone, what!
Seriously sounds cool, but what if you live on a hill does it take in to account calibration!
-Holla
Maybe it can be used by groups of Terra card readers all at once! Yeah uhh..
On a real note, this could bring about a huge change in Wide Area Multi Processing(WAMP) - such as several large companies do now, have one master and a bunch of slave machines that all respond to the tasks given to them, (a big Beuowolf) write speeds on storage might not be up to speed, but given directly to precessors on other machines, and Whola! One really big super computer, or one big network... a neural network one day, and skylab the next:)
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What next, self-parking cell phones? More games, more on positioning (Cell towers can already triangulate where the cell phone is, why not provide GPS already!!!) new cameras give me a break is it a phone, or ( gameboy | television | handheld PC | camera ) Give me a break I am so sick and tired of hearing about new things that are added to phones, so that they may charge more and more for them, tilting a phone, what! Seriously sounds cool, but what if you live on a hill does it take in to account calibration! -Holla
Simply put, GM6.2 could very easily be fined as forging a billion signatures too.
Maybe it can be used by groups of Terra card readers all at once! Yeah uhh ..
... a neural network one day, and skylab the next :)
On a real note, this could bring about a huge change in Wide Area Multi Processing(WAMP) - such as several large companies do now, have one master and a bunch of slave machines that all respond to the tasks given to them, (a big Beuowolf) write speeds on storage might not be up to speed, but given directly to precessors on other machines, and Whola! One really big super computer, or one big network
Holla