Of course
Chrome OS will have local storage for media playering.
That is all.
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>If you're a dot-connecting prosecutor with a narrative to build, you're going to have plenty of info >with which to construct your argument. And if you're Mr. or Ms. Average Consumer, you'll have >little or no control over your own dots.
What if the same dots prove your innocence?
There never was, and never will be, such a thing as on-line anonymity. I highly doubt that anyone (them or us) is that interested in anything I am doing. Perhaps the writer has a guilty conscience (or inflated ego)?
I am more worried that these systems will be so reliable that us IT professionals won't be needed any more! :o
"There's certainly a gap in the market for new classes of devices, somewhere between a phone and a full-blown laptop. Pocket communicators with built-in connectivity, and a better keyboard than a phone, could be far preferable to any "converged" device on the market today, even the sainted iPhone.
Think of the old Psion 3 or 5 pocket computer on steroids, offering a lovely QWERTY keyboard for messaging, a screen that's good enough for browsing and a photo album, and small enough to fit in a jacket pocket. Today's netBooks really don't have instant-on yet, nor an optimal UI - and in a pell-mell competitive market where margins are squeezed, they're getting bigger, heavier and more expensive."
What about Tegra?
Instant on, long battery life, full HD video, fits in your pocket, touch screen or qwerty, etc.
- Google Chrome OS is the last piece of the puzzle - "an optimal UI".
1 year from now....
Why not strap a rocket to the ISS and point it at mars?
You could fill it with 'celebrities' and make a reality tv show -the person with the least votes each week is evicted.
If enough people voted then in 16 months you could even send a rescue ship for the winner.
Back in reality... they should set up base camp on phobos - much easier to land on - then they could pop down to mars.
Hope I live to see it.
Can anyone tell me the number of normal DVDs sold last month?
If BD sold 20, HDDVD 10 but normal DVDs sold 10000 then the 2:1 ratio doesn't matter.
I find the BD in a PS3 thing a very cynical ploy. That would be enough to put me off - and while most gamers know it plays movies I hope they realize what they have bought into...
I don't like the idea of locking myself into Sony - how likely are they to lower the disc prices? They are giving away ps3s at a huge loss - basically gambling the entire company. They have to claw all that back and then make a profit first.
They are struggling to compete with 'older' consoles on games. Compare the number of PS3s to Wiis and X-boxes and the numbers don't look so good. If Wii brought out an HDDVD add-on drive...
I don't see how BD can become the new DVD drive for PCs. The battle has only really started - maybe BD will become the apple of Hi def?
nah.
But I would like to see the HD vs normal DVD sales numbers for context - someone please?