I bet that all these features will need a firmware upgrade to wrok, and I can't see Sony missing out on the chance to keep people away from custom firmware by getting them to install this.
For a long time, PCs were far more powerful than consoles
They still are, just not with such huge differences. This might change however when the 360/PS3 comes out, but PC's will catch up. Besides PC's have keyboards and mice.
Google Desktop 2.0 is beginning to take shape as a browser in itself as the need for a Firefox or IE is almost eliminated.
For me this contains nowhere near enough information or capabilities to be a browser. Want to see 5 or 6 google results (plus descriptions) at once and open them in tabs? How about running on *nix? What if I want to read a news article and visit several sites at once, or google something in a news article while not closing it and getting the information quickly? A lot of the time the information I need I find in the extract that google provides and so I don't want to have to click unnecessarily or visit other sites.
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I bet you they will still go after filesharers, or keep on going on about how "damaging" filesharing is even though it makes no effect and this is more proof of that.
Hmmm, I wonder if the Google campus is missing too?
Well it is missing from Google maps itself (search for 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View. If google doesn't have it then I doubt Microsoft would have it.
Is it just me or does the article linked to have nothing to do with two people being able to watch two channels?
The article, to me, seems to say that Sharp and AU Optronics have agreed to share patents, nothing about sharing one screen with two people.
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The combination of programs in there office suite is meant to be the problem, Word and Outlook seems to be the big ones.
The Inquirer had some extra details here.
Exactly why isn't this considered late?
For people like me who were thinking wtf Nintendogs Wikipedia has a page on it.
Is it ignorant to believe an IT manager should be a knowledgeable in technology as a whole?
Short answer: Yes
Long answer: Hell yes.
What is the price of media for these things?
It takes normal DVD's - and so not that much, since you can get a pack of 25 for £5 in the UK (single layer), and it is probably cheaper elsewhere.
I bet that all these features will need a firmware upgrade to wrok, and I can't see Sony missing out on the chance to keep people away from custom firmware by getting them to install this.
For a long time, PCs were far more powerful than consoles
They still are, just not with such huge differences. This might change however when the 360/PS3 comes out, but PC's will catch up. Besides PC's have keyboards and mice.
Microsoft are planning to implement it in Vista to protect DRM'd content.
Google Desktop 2.0 is beginning to take shape as a browser in itself as the need for a Firefox or IE is almost eliminated.
For me this contains nowhere near enough information or capabilities to be a browser. Want to see 5 or 6 google results (plus descriptions) at once and open them in tabs? How about running on *nix? What if I want to read a news article and visit several sites at once, or google something in a news article while not closing it and getting the information quickly? A lot of the time the information I need I find in the extract that google provides and so I don't want to have to click unnecessarily or visit other sites.
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Steam is only purchasing games ove rthe internet, this seems more like renting them.
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Harrah's, the largest casino group in the world and on the Las Vegas Strip
Welcome to the department of redundancy department.
How long will the tombstones last until they die or (more likely) someone steals it for the screen?
Does that make me slashdot-worthy?
Only if you make a beowulf cluster out of them.
I bet you they will still go after filesharers, or keep on going on about how "damaging" filesharing is even though it makes no effect and this is more proof of that.
The articles have screenshots in them, but I didn't expect anyone to read that.
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http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000070054245/
http://www.uneasysilence.com/os-x-proven-hacked-a
Hmmm, I wonder if the Google campus is missing too?
Well it is missing from Google maps itself (search for 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View. If google doesn't have it then I doubt Microsoft would have it.
Coral cache of the site.
Google cache
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Not that anybody round here would be reading the article though.
Is it just me or does the article linked to have nothing to do with two people being able to watch two channels? The article, to me, seems to say that Sharp and AU Optronics have agreed to share patents, nothing about sharing one screen with two people.