JohnSwenson;576760 Wrote: 
> I can pretty much guarantee the Touch was not designed as a server, it
> was designed as the next generation network player. When they got some
> early prototypes up and running they realized it was only using half
> the CPU and memory for the player software. Someone popped up with "I
> wonder if the server could run on whats left over?" So they tried and
> tried and turned things off, and tried different SQL engine and finally
> got something that would work in what was leftover. Then marketing heard
> about it, now it was a major feature being plugged by marketing so the
> developers had to try and figure out how to make it work for most
> people.

No.  Then someone decided to add a USB port and SD card slot?  It
didn't happen that way.  It was designed to run a server from the
minute that it was conceived.  Whether or not it was a good idea is a
topic for a different discussion.


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