New IT technologies

[penfold1992]

lol winvan?

[/Pi]

i head that Avatar was good.. any1 seen teh trailer or the movie if its out?

Avatar sounds like a new milestone in 3D technology. Some critics even go so far as to compare it to the transition from B&W movies to colored.

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The current 3D movies we have in IMAX sounds gimmicky, but Avatar goes full 3D, mimicking the way the human eye sees the world - or some shit like that. James Cameron is known for pioneering ground breaking technology and pairing it with an amazing storyline. Hopefully, Avatar does not disappoint.

[penfold1992]

yea Izaach i hope so! i ment has any1 seen the 3d trailer.. there was sumit about it in the news about there being a trailer in 3d out for these movies... what format will it use as well?

meh. for him its crunch time cuz this will definatly draw curtains on his career if he over hyped it.

[NuclearSilo]

Sony 3D displayer


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[NuclearSilo]

Ventilator without blade : Dyson Air Multiplier

Price: 280 USD
Release date: 2010


Rice eat without cooking : Aghanibora (origined from Komal chawl rice)

An invention of India.

[Squirt]

Wow, the 24 SSD, one was beautiful O_O.
I want

[emperor3000]

But I don't really feel like physical format is the way to go. We're relying more and more on the internet by just downloading software and media instead of using discs. Maybe we can just use these for archives or something.

So you are saying that your HDD doesn't have a spinning disk in it?

[/Pi]

But I don't really feel like physical format is the way to go. We're relying more and more on the internet by just downloading software and media instead of using discs. Maybe we can just use these for archives or something.

So you are saying that your HDD doesn't have a spinning disk in it?

Not at all. We can keep our hard disk drives or solid state drives, but the distribution of media, such as music and movies, through physical formats, like CDs, DVDs, and BDs, is in direct competition with the growing speeds of the internet. Some movie releases now even come with a code for a digital copy that can be downloaded online. Some songs are being released exclusively on digital format.

We have a dichotomy. On one side, you can buy movies, music, or games that are on physical format. On the other side, you can buy movies, music, or games by downloading them online.

I find the latter much more convenient. Leave the use of discs for archiving.

[emperor3000]

We have a dichotomy. On one side, you can buy movies, music, or games that are on physical format. On the other side, you can buy movies, music, or games by downloading them online.

I find the latter much more convenient. Leave the use of discs for archiving.

Yeah, I for one are one of those users who prefer having the physical copy of what I buy lol

So it all depends on how the buyers will think

[MrTwilliger]

We have a dichotomy. On one side, you can buy movies, music, or games that are on physical format. On the other side, you can buy movies, music, or games by downloading them online.

I find the latter much more convenient. Leave the use of discs for archiving.

I tend to disagree with online downloads myself. What happened to the days of going to an old, rusty music stores and finding your favourite 60's band on vinyl and enjoying it around a fire with a nice glass of wine?

I have a lot of fun trying to find albums. As bad as this sounds, I've had a lot of good adventures looking for old music. I've met a lot of new people, discovered some pretty interesting stores and even brought some completely random albums that had great artwork which turned out to be amazing. I like the thrill of walking into a music shop and letting my senses go wild. Simply logging onto itunes and searching for a band bores me :/