World Tech Update, March 11, 2010

[thanhpluv]

3D stuffs will cost more money :(

[drealm]

Porn will go 3d hear! hear!

[legomaster101]

lololol, i'd laugh if u need to take a pr0n test to buy one

[MrPrancinghorse]

yeah cloud will be amazing for microsoft their azure service is charged per hour... imagine paying per hour to use your computer

[redsox617]

BOSTON

[Snowintosh]

RED SOX!

[RRTSPS3]

old news

[vikkiXvenom]

OMg hahahahahaha

[hetgow]

full body scans with no memory = just wait till TSA agent takes pics with their cell phone video/camera.

;p

[idgnick]

@hetgow actually, the person who reviews the images is locked off in a small room and isn't allowed to bring in a cell phone. In fact, when we shot the report we were able to bring in our big HD camera, but had to leave our cell phones in a basket outside. Now of course, they can break the rules and bring their cell phones in, but that's the policy. No phones in the screening room.

[hetgow]

Yea I have heard that song & dance before & that dog don't hunt.

I worked in secure military facilities stateside & overseas and yet despite all the 'rules' it was the ppl at the bottom (like tsa agents getting paid low wages) who would break the rules over & over again.

Fact remains the full body scan is nothing compared to the tremendous amounts of cargo, hundreds of thousands of tons on a daily basis, that is shipped by air & sea that NEVER gets checked.

;)

[networkworld]

@hetgow point taken!

[JMDylan]

Awesome!

[forrest225]

Ugh, i could care less about 3d.

[Terra7Q]

There is a reason why this video is low quality. I wonder who else knows why.

[Snowintosh]

What is the big deal of 3D? So expensive for that?! Wow!

[flexibull]

@Snowintosh People said the exact same thing when color TV first came around.

[cerberuscore7]

3:08 vwoOOM

[eyeswideshuttt]

How is somebody suppose to know if their image is being kept or discarded, and saved for whatever reason necessary? Major violation of privacy.

[vikkiXvenom]

What kind of laptop did the last guy have!?!?!

[idgnick]

are you talking about the green and white one? that's nicholas negroponte, founder of the MIT Media Lab and One Laptop Per Child project. He's using an OLPC XO laptop, a very limited and inexpensive computer primarily aimed at people in developing countries.

[vikkiXvenom]

Oh wow cool. Thats really interesting ive never heard of that project before.

[BluishGreenPro]

"1 laptop per child" laptop.

[AshFromCan]

samsung house at the winter olympics! i was there. i tried them theyre pretty cool. but i hate 3D haha.

[GeirMovies]

Nice video! :) Macworld is cool!