Microsoft Imagines 2019....10 Years From Now.........Crazy Crazy Stuff.......

[marv machamp]

The future is always way different then what we expect

Who remembers this.

Paelo-FuturePostcards

 

[crumbs]

very dope

 

[1stwitit]

i think that language snippet is so neccessary.

 

[fungusfoot85]

Apple is gonna do it

 

[psykho]

Originally Posted by OrenthalJames

cool but....doubt it. I mean they can't even make an Xbox with out it having the red rings of death.

-The Juice

They fixed it recently...

 

[nanbeezy]

Some of that stuff scares me (technology)

 

[gbchinn]

So cool. Can't wait till it actually happens.

 

[marath0n]

Almost scary in a way. If this happens this will seriously limit creative thought. People will become so lazy. Information at our fingertips limits discovery.

 

[trelvis tha thrilla]

Originally Posted by TheeQuickness


that digital wallet thing is

 

[luckyp90]

Originally Posted by Drunken Cow

Its do-able. But where are we going to get the resources. A lot that stuff either has be powered by a new renewable resource or were screwed. Batteries for our electronic wallets, yeah right....

True , charging my wallet wont be cool.

To me all that stuff didnt look too crazy/outlandish. It seems like they plan to really use that surface technology or w/e in alot of devices though.

 

[poogibucker]

touch-screen newpapers . . . . no way

 

[gescobe]

crazy

 

[Bonafide]

Originally Posted by psykhO

Originally Posted by OrenthalJames

cool but....doubt it. I mean they can't even make an Xbox with
out it having the red rings of death.




-The Juice

They fixed it recently...

Source?

 

[iblink]

This aint the mf'ing jetsons.

As with flying cars... I'll believe it when I see it.

 

[durden7]

kiuyt856 wrote:

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Thats cool, but the technology I hope I live to see is teleportation. Instant trips around the world, no gas, no traffic

Whoever invents it will be the richest person ever.



That's physically/scientifically/all other kinds of ically impossible.

 

[ricekrispies420]

that's crazy but i doubt 10 years...thats too little.

 

[seasoned vet]

- im an electronics technician. what consumers havent figured out yet is we are entering a stage in where tech inventions/innovations are going to start comingat an exponential rate. what i mean by that is, we all understand how exponents work right? and how at first they move slow but once the numbers start to pickup steam they leap frog way past their past numbers.
- well, now that the infrastructure has been laid to allow people to send pictures/audio/video with phones, and send files at an excess of 300MB+ through theinternet like it's nothing. add to that all the FiOs that has been laid. it makes it all that much easier for technologies (like these)to be brought to theconsumer.
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- that interactive tablet? i dont know if alot of you remember but sony had a developers page with something highly similar, around 3+ years ago. point beingif Sony developed something similar that long ago, that means the technology is here and has been developed way past just the video posted on the first page.that tablet is just around the corner mark my words. it'll be here....a whole lot sooner than people think, i say 5 years.

 

[xbiker47]

 

[drameezy]

Originally Posted by vcshoxj6




The future will be crazy for real.

I wonder when we will finally see flying cars because back in the 90s everyone thought by 2000 we all would be flying our cars.

Video: Future Vision Montage

those flying cars are called planes...

 

[cronicmole]

Doubt it, some of it doesnt even make sense to do...like the newspaper for example overkill

 

[zeen1ne]

I didnt even finish watching it. We wont see things like that for a VERY long time. Our kids will have those gadgets when they are our parents age. Real talk.

 

[seasoned vet]

Originally Posted by xbiker47

- im telling you my dude the future is now....believe that.

- i remember what hard drive prices were just over a year ago, you paid what close to $200 for less than 300GB? now look at them. you can get a damn Terabytefor under $200.

- thing is what holds technology back from being in consumers hands is the consumer. the developers have it years in advance, it just costs too much for theconsumer. but the faster we adopt something, the more we want it, the cheaper it becomes for us. you may find it funny but all this porn and music peopledownload, pictures people just have to send (to blogs, myspace, and other people through phones/text) have made the demand higher for enough infrastructure tobe able to send all those 1's and 0's. the bigger they make the pipes to send all this BS the easier and cheaper they can bring us stuff like this.


- me being in electronics for so long ive been waiting for this day for a long time. it wasnt until i saw the price of hard drives fall so low that i knewthose days were finally here. im just glad people are finally adopting alot of these new technologies. but what i wish more is for consumers to educatethemselves more on what it is they are using. i mean, if i come across another person thats on myspace/facebook/twitter ALL DAY, but cant locate documents,pictures, or music on their own computer im going to scream.

 

[infamous]

Too bad that wont be happening in 10 years.

 

[ghenges]

microsoft

F apple