By Lance Ulanoff, pcmag.com editor/writer
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,294777,00.html
Very interesting read. I'm sure there are other technologies that would/could fit better into the 7 wonders... these are his choice items.
By Lance Ulanoff, pcmag.com editor/writer
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,294777,00.html
Very interesting read. I'm sure there are other technologies that would/could fit better into the 7 wonders... these are his choice items.
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I really don't think that the Wii and iPhone are at the same level as the laser.
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The laser seems kinda general. He should have been more specific about it. But the Wii and th iPhone I agree with. Just technology wise though, then again thats pretty much the whole premises isn't it? The Wii is the first thing to properly and fully use motion sensors and iPhone is well, truly remarkable with the hardware it has.
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The only thing that makes the iPhone a wonder is that it's a wonder anyone gets suckered into buying them.
That guy's easily amused for sure.
I wonder what his reaction would be if he was standing down at the end of the runway when a B17, or a B1B lifted off just inches above his head.
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That wouldn't be high-tech to him, from what I saw. Apparently he only likes small gadgets that are pretty useless (I'm not saying that lasers are useless, but he's probably only used to laser pointers).
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invincible - "Opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one and everyone thinks that theirs is the only one that doesn't stink."
Elihu Burritt - "Forming characters! Whose? Our own or others? Both. And in that momentous fact lies the peril and responsibility of our existence."
2008 Record (final): 84-78: NL West Champs
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Really only two items on that list are worthy of any kind of wonder; the rest are kind of corporate plugs.
Microsoft surface computing isn't even the most exciting thing out there for surface computing; there are plenty of other implementations of the technology out there and one particularly thrilling implementation I saw could manipulate objects via magnetic fields; it played a game of pong against itself with a real ball. Of course I can't find the stupid link because thanks to our blogosphere web 2.0 extravaganza any search for surface computing turns up "OH GOD THANK YOU MICROSOFT I CAN'T WAIT TO HAVE TO PAY FOR A PROJECTOR AND THE TABLE AND I CAN ONLY USE THE COMPUTER IN THE DARK OOOOOOOHHHHH YEAH there are other guys making table pcs but maybe if I review this well enough I keep my job THIS IS THE FUTURE YOU NEED IT DON'T ASK WHY!"
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Wow... those are some pretty simpleminded wonders. Show that guy the international space station and he'll probably set up a small shrine and start sacrificing goats or something.
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