From ExtremeTech: "Still, Ntera claims that first production glass will be shipping at the end of the year, and intimated that a medical device manufacturer would be first out of the gate"
Considering the eBook prototype had an "issue", those won't be too far behind...but delayed, nonetheless.
Where I worked previously, they fired a good chunk of the IT department because management thought 3 people could get the job done. And so far, it's worked.
Back in 1998, when IBM unvailed their 18GB hard drive, I asked the same thing. Now, 120GB is standard hard disk size. So, who knows...you might actually find a use for 1TB.
From the article: "Due to the simplicity of the circuit design, the prototype unit does not discriminate between other sources of 2.4GHz RF, eg. "leaky" microwave ovens, cordless phones, etc. Future production units would feature surface-mounted components to decrease the detector profile and microcontrollers that discriminate between other RF sources, as well as indicate whether the Wi-Fi nodes are open/closed/encrypted, etc."
Boogle, for that hard-to find Halloween candy Moogle, Milkin' cows a million miles away ooogle...an infinante loop search engine Poogle, for the grotesque side of mankind Voogle, the hexing and spell-casting search engine Yoogle FAIL IT! (self-explanitory) Zoogle, nothing but animals.
Yes. Don't just stop with "it boots Linux." Evolve it. Make it more functional. Push it's technical limitations. If you do that, it'll be worth it AND it'll be iPod quality.
As reasonable as the RIAA who will try to sue for the maximum of $120,000 per song? I think greed comes before reason in their case...unless someone here can tell me where all that money goes: if it really goes back to the artists or to the RIAA Stockpile for lawsuits.
I find it fascinating that the universe has an age, yet as far as I know, there's no end to it. How's that possible? Can you appropreatly put an age on empty space?
Somebody pull out a map and show me, please.
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I skimmed the court order and TFA, but I don't see why Microsoft is listed as a defendant...
...would you call it "Mandrake Icebox"? Sounds better than a Microsoft fridge, if you ask me.
The "press release" is in ENGLISH. The "download page" is in CHINESE.
"Windows can't control itself, a user must guide it."
Don't fear the penguin! Embrace it! Love the penguin! Love the...aw, screw it.
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If they ever have a reality TV show based on this, I hope they won't call Eric Estrada and tell him "CHiP's" is being remade...
CHIP unit? Never heard of it.
From ExtremeTech: "Still, Ntera claims that first production glass will be shipping at the end of the year, and intimated that a medical device manufacturer would be first out of the gate"
Considering the eBook prototype had an "issue", those won't be too far behind...but delayed, nonetheless.
Or, this.
The one that leads you on the tour of the product!
Take that whatever direction you want...
Where I worked previously, they fired a good chunk of the IT department because management thought 3 people could get the job done. And so far, it's worked.
a lot of people couldn't tell you what got better in office xp over office 2000.
They got rid of that damn paperclip!
Back in 1998, when IBM unvailed their 18GB hard drive, I asked the same thing. Now, 120GB is standard hard disk size. So, who knows...you might actually find a use for 1TB.
From the article: "Due to the simplicity of the circuit design, the prototype unit does not discriminate between other sources of 2.4GHz RF, eg. "leaky" microwave ovens, cordless phones, etc. Future production units would feature surface-mounted components to decrease the detector profile and microcontrollers that discriminate between other RF sources, as well as indicate whether the Wi-Fi nodes are open/closed/encrypted, etc."
Yes, but they're going to fix that.
Aw, don't be such a stick-in-the-mud. We all know how to detect Wi-Fi networks. This just makes it fun.
Anyway, there are other good reasons to do open source.
To avoid things like this.
Propaganda in Soviet Russia, you say? Hmm...well...
In America, you watch sky-high advertisements. IN SOVIET RUSSIA, ads watch YOU!!!
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Boogle, for that hard-to find Halloween candy
Moogle, Milkin' cows a million miles away
ooogle...an infinante loop search engine
Poogle, for the grotesque side of mankind
Voogle, the hexing and spell-casting search engine
Yoogle FAIL IT! (self-explanitory)
Zoogle, nothing but animals.
From TFA: "AMD is separately working on a cheap desktop computer for emerging markets." By the looks of it, no.
Yes. Don't just stop with "it boots Linux." Evolve it. Make it more functional. Push it's technical limitations. If you do that, it'll be worth it AND it'll be iPod quality.
As reasonable as the RIAA who will try to sue for the maximum of $120,000 per song? I think greed comes before reason in their case...unless someone here can tell me where all that money goes: if it really goes back to the artists or to the RIAA Stockpile for lawsuits.
Right on! This means Intellitoast will become a reality!
That brings to mind "System Core Dump". :-)
Ah, I got it. Thanks for clearing that up.
...I think those blue and red lights are actually BEHIND you...
I find it fascinating that the universe has an age, yet as far as I know, there's no end to it. How's that possible? Can you appropreatly put an age on empty space? Somebody pull out a map and show me, please.
That reminds me of what i did to my friend's Rubiks cube.