The one flaw here is I don't believe 98% of us are GIs in Iraqi
sandstorms.
However, I do prefer regular sized things I generally use like
keyboards, mice, etc. But this last year of flying on commercial airlines has
me wishing for smaller other things.
After seeing the new projection phones I was thinking it would be great
if they made a regular sized keyboard with the computer built in and a
projection capability so I wouldn't need a monitor. Nuclear powered of course.
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On Feb 1, 2010, at 4:40 PM, chad evans wyatt wrote:
> Deconstructing: smaller, key parts, every year. Fine. And good for those
> who crave koolaid. Now, let others of us get on with our purposes in life.
> Selling the next smaller key parts every year is kinda dull. Is that all
> there is? I haven't time or cash to devote to the bottom line of those who
> bring hollow enforced "improvement" in order to ask for new investment on
> their behalf. Perhaps you do. Good luck with that, and make that four wheel
> drive. 98% of the world's people haven't time for such profligacy. Or
> better yet: ask a GI to change the new, improved 30% smaller sim card in an
> Iraqi sand storm.
>
> Tell us you have not noticed the trend where everything electronic gets
> smaller every year. Is it not natural that as part of this process key
> internal parts get smaller too?
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