13 Dec 07
Originally posted by obliterationa few questions:
This video shows what a computer will look like in the year 2020, or even before:
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/891508/computers_in_2020/
* "the virtual keyboard is currently used in cellphones": Do you knwo any?
* How much energy do you need to project the mionitor and the keyboard? How do you get this amount of enrgy through your pen pc?
And 2020 is in (roughly) 12 years time, if keyboards and monitors will be a thing of the past, the pen PC better comes next year. In our institute there are a lot of computers older than 12 years (anybody recollects 386??)
13 Dec 07
Originally posted by PonderableThat video is a joke...
a few questions:
* "the virtual keyboard is currently used in cellphones": Do you knwo any?
* How much energy do you need to project the mionitor and the keyboard? How do you get this amount of enrgy through your pen pc?
And 2020 is in (roughly) 12 years time, if keyboards and monitors will be a thing of the past, the pen PC better comes next yea ...[text shortened]... . In our institute there are a lot of computers older than 12 years (anybody recollects 386??)
13 Dec 07
Originally posted by PonderableMy first computer was the C-64.
a few questions:
* "the virtual keyboard is currently used in cellphones": Do you knwo any?
* How much energy do you need to project the mionitor and the keyboard? How do you get this amount of enrgy through your pen pc?
And 2020 is in (roughly) 12 years time, if keyboards and monitors will be a thing of the past, the pen PC better comes next yea ...[text shortened]... . In our institute there are a lot of computers older than 12 years (anybody recollects 386??)
