Sony showed this to attendees at their Annual Shareholder’s meeting in 2009 but I have only just come across it and think it needs a wider audience.
The frightening thing is when they talk about first year and third year students…
Tell us what frightened or excited you below in the comments!
Ampers
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I write about an eclectic range of subjects, but mostly about politics so I thought it might be a good idea to explain where I am coming from. My present interests are Linux (I use Ubuntu), photography (I have downgraded from an DSLR to a Lumix TZ7) and modern technology.
I am a libertarian who believes in small government - preferably handling overseas matters and the army only. I prefer everything else to be carried out locally. Roads and buildings and the police by local government, and hospital, schools etc running themselves.
I do not vote for the three main parties as many of them have no real experience of commerce and are just out for what they can get. I have to vote so reluctantly vote for UKIP as I am totally against being run by an undemocratic EU. If MPs in marginal seats lose enough times because of the smaller UKIP vote, I hope the big parties will re-examine their approach to the EU.
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#1 by Akvavitix on Saturday, 30 April 2011 - 1:26 pm
When they mention a thousand dollar computer with more compuational power than a human brain are they referring to Ed Balls pea-brain or a normal human brain? #Justsaying
I always remember when it first came out the thing that opened my eyes was the stats for market penetration to half a million users measured in years initially then down to but a few short months or weeks for things like iPod and Facebook
Thanks for resurrecting this.