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the device they are describing is a netbook (ie: a shit computer) it will be designed for the internet not for playing games, if you want to play games they you wouldn't buy one... the same way that you wouldn't buy an NDS for listening to music, because it would suck at it!
They mentioned a solid state drive in another video witch leads me to believe the only stuff the drive will contain is the OS, and the inevitable result of advances in technology like this is that all our stuff will be on the internet there for introducing computers that are connected to the internet all the time via a built in antenna that connects your computer to the cellular phone network.
The computer they're talking about will be connected to the internet all the time, kinda like an internet phone, in the not so distant future our computers will have a sim card in them and there for be connected to the internet all the time for a small subscription fee, the iPad is an already existing example of how this technology will be implemented in the future...
This looks very amazing but main question is will we still be able to access files if we have no internet connection? btw guys, only reason i even looked at chrome was because its FREE!, well when it comes out.
>what about the hardware ?! the HDD? You will still need to upgrade your hardware eventually. But you don't need a big HDD. >what if i lost the connection to the >internet ?!? >i won't be able to see my files offline for >sure then !... Exactly! >and what if the internet crashed world >widely That can't happen. Seriously. >or the servers are F***ed up? That can happen. Hope it doesn't ;) >so i consider that my data are gone with >the wind?? Yes. But what are the chances?
well, it's interesting !! but... what about the hardware ?! the HDD? what if i lost the connection to the internet ?!? i won't be able to see my files offline for sure then !... and what if the internet crashed world widely or the servers are F***ed up? so i consider that my data are gone with the wind??
This is going to reinvent media. Google is creating an OS that will eventually be a box ontop of our TV's and will do away with TV broadcasting towers. This is ahead of its time.
As long as I could use applications like iTunes and be able to connect MP3 players to the computer and have movies and music ON THE COMPUTER+on the internet, I would buy it. You can't have everything rely on the internet. What if you can't connect to the internet and want to listen to your music...google, think before you do
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btw guys, only reason i even looked at chrome was because its FREE!, well when it comes out.
You will still need to upgrade your hardware eventually. But you don't need a big HDD.
>what if i lost the connection to the
>internet ?!?
>i won't be able to see my files offline for
>sure then !...
Exactly!
>and what if the internet crashed world
>widely
That can't happen. Seriously.
>or the servers are F***ed up?
That can happen. Hope it doesn't ;)
>so i consider that my data are gone with
>the wind??
Yes. But what are the chances?
what if i lost the connection to the internet ?!?
i won't be able to see my files offline for sure then !...
and what if the internet crashed world widely or the servers are F***ed up?
so i consider that my data are gone with the wind??