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Mac vs. Windows, I say who cares because it's all about Linux yo'.
I say that as long as Google makes it so that if you walked down the street you couldn't see anymore in a home as you can on their service I'm fine with their service, but if they start making it so that you can see into lets say someones home other then through the window then I would have a problem.
I tend to side with Nissan in this one. I mean it can be turned off so you can choose if you want it on or not. Also the fact that if you are a careful driver all you would need to do is turn out of the way to avoid an accident. I also believe that this technology could be used in cars for people that are more proned to speeding tickets. (and I'm not talking just about most teenagers)
I think that this will only ensure that there is more coverage in more areas of the US, and hence we can have better connection in more places. I do also think that the draw back of this is that it is a huge corporation buying up smaller ones hence less competion.
I fully believe that this transition will be at worst beneficial to the development of new tech, because it'll cause people to realize that technology in and of itself is important to life.
I think this is a wakeup call that weather or not you like it we will have to change to a new TV if you already haven't.
I think that this is an amazing accomplishment, but Sony should have put it in a laptop because it is only 11". To be a T.V. that is extremely small. Sure this technology is alot more efficient, and alot more clear it should be a laptop screen not stand alone. Although it will be alot more successful when they make at least a 20" version.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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