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Originally Posted by doreenjoy
Also, dedicated e-readers don't have to boot up, which is a major plus in my view.
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If
Crunchpad and
Chrome OS take a footing this/next year that won't be a problem. They're both rumoured to boot as quick as you would boot into a bios screen, and use the web browser as the OS (something I'm very excited about) and the cloud for all storage:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/06/03...nch-prototype/
Everything is moving so rapidly I just can't shake the feeling that a year from now there'll be technology available that I haven't even imagined yet (which is a good thing). I know for sure that I'm excited about moving away from the old paradigms of traditional computing and into the cloud-centered/web browsing computing era.