is moving quickly...but parts of technology don't change too much. Think
about it...the incandescent bulbs that do 90% of the lighting in our homes
hasn't changed much at all since it first burnt on October 19, 1879.
Michael
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Michael J. Barnes
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Subject: RE: One device for all? - phone to take over mp3 players
You really think Windows (or anything like Max OSX) will be available in
94 years? I know, you can't predict that far, but 94 years ago was 1912.
Think about the state of things then and what a person from back then would
think of today's technology. Then extrapolate that 94 years forward and you
start to get the picture that time can things unrecognizable within short
periods, and those periods will get shorter and shorter. Hasn't the world's
population also grown 2-3 times within that same period?
Levi Wallach
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