Wow, I want one of these (electronic stuff)
 

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That is so awesome how technology is going these days. I can't wait to see what we make in the next 50 years!

Id imagine it would be difficult to look at porn on something so small as that contraption.

meh...GBA SP > pocket computer

[quote:12ff4]The standard battery is said to last 2.5 hours. An optional enhanced battery could last 5.5 hours but adds extra weight to the tiny package.[/quote:12ff4]

just not long enough

It's just one small step in this direction for technology. A parallel can be made: Remember those ab machines? The torso-track was the first one out there, but you could only go foward and back. Then the competition came out with the Torso-tiger which let you go left and right and every other direction. Like the article said in the last paragraph, I wouldn't put my name on the waiting list at this second. I'd definately wait to see what the competition does in the near future.

[quote:fc2c7]Both come with a 20GHz hard drive.[/quote:fc2c7]

oOo:

what's the point of having a computer that small?

All it can entail successfully is reading and keeping track of your schedule.. oh yeah, and e-mail.

It wouldn't be prime for games, looking at any type of pictures..(including porn, sorry 98% of internet users.).. even software like adobe wouldn't be useful in it.

It might be good for aim/aol also.

But it'd be basically useless, or identical to a fucking PDA..

Hell, even a lot of PDA's have a camera, does that scrawny thing have a camera, or something that can take video?



I'd prefer a 300$ PDA, than a tiny sony vaio. I got a 1000$ sony vaio and I hate it.

These mini things will probably be around 800$ when they first come out. Then people will realize they'll become absolete. It probably has a keyboard attachment. When someone finds a way to make a tiny portable accessable USEABLE keyboard, then we'll see something awesome.

fuck that. i'd get a headache if i had to stare at that thing for 3490205+ hours.