Entries tagged as ‘computer’
I just got a email saying I will witness the “life changing event of 2009″. They said
that they created a stem cell-like silcon that is able to grow and multiply into different solutions and ecosystems. A investment that spans over 10 years and is worth over 10,000 man-years. The breakthrough will supposedly make our lives better beyond your imagination. To all you lucky Americans at CES 2009, visit booth #30651. Or visit zii.com at January 8th 2009 for updates. What do you think that “legendary” silcon will allow us to do. Crazy fast computers!
Update: Not as exciting as I thought
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Tagged: computer, zii, stemcell computing, CES 2009, processor, silcon, life changing, ecosystems
I always hear about companies saying how their products deliver a connected experience but the one fault I find with all of this is that this companies product doesn’t work with this. If you choose to have a “Microsoft household” you have to buy :
- Xbox 360
- Windows PC
- Edition of Vista with Media Center
- Microsoft Zune
- Windows Home Server
On the other hand if you chose to live the “Apple” way:
- Mac with Leopard
- Ipod
- Apple TV
- Time Capsule
- iPhone
There are many other ways I could have listed. Wouldn’t it be great if all products worked seamlessly with each other. Before any company can claim they have a full connected experience all their products would have to work with a competing companies products. My household contains a mix of companies: Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, Apple. What sucks is my Home Server doesn’t work with my MacBook which doesn’t connect to my PSP which doesn’t… You probably get what I mean. Don’t believe when companies say they got a connected experience until their products work with competing companies products.
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Tagged: apple, computer, connected experience, macbook, microsoft, PSP, seamlessly, Windows Home Server, work
Freaky. While I was downloading the Windows 7 torrent, I got a alert saying that Windows Live Onecare detected Trojan:JS/Agent. That’s why I get by clicking Allow to random UAC popups! I’m not sure whether that happened because of some site I visited or the torrent. I never got a virus on any computer since 11 years ago. Afterimage below:
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Tagged: 11 years, computer, eleven years, torrent, UAC, virus, windows 7, Windows 7 Beta 1, Windows Live Onecare
