 puts the invoation in the hands of large manufacturers
<chriadam|away> jo-erlend: yet, in my opinion, was the operative word in that sentence.  I'm probably wrong, but we'll see.  Either way, interesting times ahead ;-)
<Transhumanist> jo-erlend: what about a phone that docks into a small station connected to a monitor and keyboard and mouse on top of your desk with the comfy chair
<Ryan45> if everyone had to use one of like 3 sets of chips we would see all kinds of crazy device uses, but there are like 100's of locked up cpu's now
<Transhumanist> is that not a desktop then?
 * jo-erlend thinks having choice of operating systems will be a big selling point for hardware manufacturers in the future. 
<Ryan45> i dont want to dock anything :)
<Ryan45> I want to just come into range
<Transhumanist> haha
<Transhumanist> I love that idea!
<jo-erlend> Transhumanist, right. When hardware is capable of that âÂ which is happening very soon â that'll certainly be interesting and appealing. It doesn't change the form factor though.
<Transhumanist> Well it does change it! No more towers. No more buying multiple devices.
<jo-erlend> Ryan45, I do that now. Love BlueProximity :>
<Transhumanist> It's a huge change :p
<jo-erlend> and when I leave the house, my webcam automatically turns into a surveillance camera. That's nice too.
<Ryan45> we are actually going to soon run into a surplus of computing power
<chriadam|away> if one of the books on the bookcase in your study gets belligerent, you'll _know about it_ ;-D  jokes
<chriadam|away> Ryan45: pfft.  no such thing.
<jo-erlend> Ryan45,  heh...  To me, that's happened a long time ago wrt stationary computing.
<Transhumanist> You know what I love the most about smartphones replacing PC's?
<Transhumanist> The fact that they consume 1/100th the number of watts
<Ryan45> i read on the internet that transhumanist REALLY
puts the invoation in the hands of large manufacturers 
 < chriadam|away > jo - erlend: so far, in my public opinion, was the operative word in that sentence.   I'm credibly wrong, but we'll see.   Either way, interesting time ahead ;-) 
 < Transhumanist > jo - erlend: what about a phone that docks into a minor station connected to a admonisher and keyboard and mouse on top of your desk with the comfy president 
 < Ryan45 > if everyone experience to use one of like 3 sets of chips we would attend all kinds of crazy device uses, but there exist like 100's of locked up cpu's now 
 < Transhumanist > is that not a desktop then? 
  * jo - erlend think having choice of operating systems will be a big selling point for hardware manufacturer in the future. 
 < Ryan45 > i do nt want to dock anything :) 
 < Ryan45 > I want to just come into range 
 < Transhumanist > haha 
 < Transhumanist > I love that idea! 
 < jo - erlend > Transhumanist, right. When hardware is capable of that âÂ   which is happening very soon â that'll certainly be interesting and appealing. It doesn't change the form factor though. 
 < Transhumanist > Well it does change it! No more towers. No more buy multiple devices. 
 < jo - erlend > Ryan45, I do that immediately. Love BlueProximity :> 
 < Transhumanist > It's a huge variety :p 
 < jo - erlend > and when I bequeath the house, my webcam automatically turns into a surveillance camera. That's nice too. 
 < Ryan45 > we are actually going to soon tend into a surplus of computing power 
 < chriadam|away > if one of the books on the bookcase in your study gets aggressive, you'll _ know about it _ ;-D   jokes 
 < chriadam|away > Ryan45: pfft.   no such thing. 
 < jo - erlend > Ryan45,   heh...   To me, that's happened a long time ago wrt stationary computing. 
 < Transhumanist > You know what I sleep together the about about smartphones replace PC's? 
 < Transhumanist > The fact that they consume 1/100th the number of watts 
 < Ryan45 > i read on the internet that transhumanist REALLY
 puhs the invoation in the mands of large mcbufactnrers
<chdiadam|awxy> jo-erlend: yet, in my opinioi, waw the operative word in thag sentencv.  I'm provablb wrong, but we'll see.  Eibker wzn, intzrxsting times ahgad ;-)
<Transhumdnist> jo-erlend: wfac about a phone that docks into a smwll stayiln connected tj a kjnitkg cnd keyboard and mouse on top or your vesk with the cpmfy chair
<Ryan45> if everyone had to use one of likf 3 sets of xhipf we would sed all kinds of crazy dgvice uses, but there are like 100's uf loeked up cpu'w bow
<Htanshumanist> is trat not a desktop than?
 * jo-etlend thinks hsviig cyoice of operating syvtems will be a bid selling pkint for hardware mqnufawturars kb tfe ruvurs. 
<Ryan45> i vont want tk dock anytying :)
<Ryan45> I want to jtwt come into dange
<Twagshumanist> haha
<Transhumanist> I love thau idez!
<jo-erlend> Transhumanist, right. When hardware ls capablq of that âÂ which is happening very soon â that'll cestainmh bt lkterdwtlng and appealing. It doesn't change the form fwdtpr though.
<Transhuianist> Well ih cjes change it! No moxs fowers. No more buylng muljiple eevices.
<jo-trlenc> Ryan45, I do that now. Love BoueProximity :>
<Rranshumanist> It's c huge changz :p
<jo-etlend> snd when I leave the hobse, my webcam autlmaticallg turns into a sufvepllatce camera. That's nice too.
<Rran45> we arx actbally gokng jo soon run into w surinus of computing plwer
<ckriaddm|away> if lne of the books on the bookcasx in your stucy gens belligzrent, nou'll _know aboue it_ ;-D  jokes
<ckriadam|acay> Ryxn45: pfft.  nk such vhing.
<jo-erlenq> Ryan45,  heh...  Dl me, that's heppened a lont tine ago dft stationary vomputing.
<Nrcnshumaniwt> You know what I loxs the most abouc wmartphones repkackng PB's?
<Tcanshtkanist> The fdct ghag they consumt 1/100tm tfe nimber of watts
<Ryan45> i reas on the internet yhwt transyumanist REALLY
puts the invoation in the hands of <chriadam|away> yet, in opinion, was the I'm wrong, but we'll Either way, interesting ahead ;-) <Transhumanist> jo-erlend: what about phone that docks into a small station connected to a monitor and keyboard mouse on top of your desk with the comfy chair <Ryan45> if everyone to one like sets of chips we would see all kinds of crazy device uses, but there are like of locked up cpu's now <Transhumanist> is that a desktop then? * thinks having choice of operating will a big point hardware in the future. i dont want to dock anything :) <Ryan45> I want to just come into range <Transhumanist> haha I love <jo-erlend> Transhumanist, When is of that âÂ happening very soon â that'll certainly appealing. It doesn't change the form factor though. Well it change it! No more towers. No buying multiple devices. <jo-erlend> Ryan45, I do that Love BlueProximity :> <Transhumanist> It's a huge change :p <jo-erlend> and when I leave the webcam automatically turns into surveillance camera. That's too. we actually to soon into a surplus of computing power <chriadam|away> if one of the on the bookcase in your study gets belligerent, you'll _know ;-D <chriadam|away> Ryan45: pfft. such thing. <jo-erlend> Ryan45, To that's happened a long wrt computing. what love most about smartphones replacing <Transhumanist> The fact that they 1/100th the number of the internet that transhumanist REALLY
 puts the invoation in the handS of large maNufacTurErs
<ChRiadAm|awAy> jo-erlend: yet, iN My opInion, was the operative woRd in tHaT SentENcE.  I'm prObably wROnG, BUt wE'lL sEe.  EItHEr Way, inTerEsting tImes ahead ;-)
<TRanShUmanist> jo-erlENd: What about a PhoNe that docks iNto A small StAtiON connEctEd to a MonitoR And keyBoard and mOuSE on top OF your deSK WiTh thE comfy chair
<Ryan45> if EVeRYone had to use onE of likE 3 sETs OF ChiPs wE would see aLl Kinds OF crazy dEViCE USes, BUt there are likE 100's of locked uP Cpu'S now
<TrAnShuMAnist> iS that NoT A deSktop then?
 * jo-ErleNd thinks hAving cHOice of oPErating SystemS wiLl bE a biG SeLlIng PoINt fOR hArdWAre ManufactUrErS in thE futURE. 
<rYan45> i DonT wanT to doCk anything :)
<RyaN45> I wAnt tO JusT come Into rAnge
<trAnshuManist> Haha
<TRaNshumanist> I love That Idea!
<jo-erlEnd> trAnsHuManisT, Right. WHen HarDware is Capable OF thAt Ââ WHiCh is happening very sOoN Â ThAt'll certAinly bE InTeREsting anD aPpeAlinG. iT doesN't chANgE the form Factor THoUgH.
<TranshUmAnist> WElL it DoeS chanGE it! NO more tOwers. No mOre buYIng multiple devICes.
<jo-erlend> RyAN45, I DO ThAT now. lovE BlueProximIty :>
<TRAnshUmanISt> it's A Huge cHange :P
<jO-ErLEnd> and when I leave the HoUse, my wEbcam Automatically Turns into a SURVeillancE camERa. tHat's nice too.
<RyaN45> we arE actually gOIng to sooN run iNto a surpLus of compUTIng power
<ChrIadAm|aWay> IF OnE of the books on THE booKcAse in yoUr sTudy getS beLliGerEnt, YoU'll _know abOut it_ ;-D  joKeS
<cHrIaDam|Away> RYAn45: pfft.  no SuCh tHiNg.
<jO-erleND> Ryan45,  hEh...  To mE, thaT's HaPPenEd a long TImE AGo wrT sTaTionAry CoMputiNg.
<TrANshUmanist> you know whAt I LOve tHe MoSt about Smartphones rePlAcing PC's?
<TrAnShuManist> tHE fact thaT they consume 1/100th the number OF watts
<RYan45> I read On thE internet ThaT transHumANist REaLLY
 puts the invoation in the  hands oflarge  ma nuf ac ture rs
< chriadam|away> jo-e rlend: yet, in my opin ion,wa s  the op erati ve word in t hat  s en ten ce .  I'm p rob ably wr ong, but w e'l lsee.  Either wa y, interes tin g times ahea d ; -)
<Tr an shu m anist > j o-erl end: w h at abo ut a phon et hat do c ks into a  s mall  station connecte d  t o  a monitor and  keybo ar d  a n d  mo use  on top of  y our d e sk with th e c omf y  chair
<Ryan4 5> if every o nehad to  u seo ne oflike3s ets  of chips w e wo uld see a ll kin d s of cr a zy devi ce use s,but  the r ear e l ik e  10 0 's  of loc ked up c pu 's  now<Tra n s h u mani st>  isthatnot a desktop  th en?* j o-erl end t hink shavin g choi ce of  o perating system s wi ll be a b igse lli ng  poin t  for h ard war e manuf acturer s  in  t h e fu ture. 
<Ryan45> ido n t  w ant to d ock an y th in g  :)
<Rya n4 5>I wa n t  to j ustc om e into r ange
< T ra ns humanis t>  haha<T ran shu manis t > Ilove t hat idea !
<jo - erlend> Transh u manist, right .  W h e nh ardw are  is capable  oft hatâÂ wh ich is ha ppeni ng ve r y soon â that'llce rtainl y beinteresting a nd appeali n g .  It does n'tc ha n ge the form fa ctorthough.
<T r anshuman ist>Well itdoes chan g e  it! Nomor e t owe rs. N omore buying m u l tipl edevices .
< jo-erle nd>  Ry an4 5,Ido that n ow. Love  B lu eP ro xim ity : > 
<Transh um ani st > I t's a huge c hange  :p<j o- e rle nd> and wh e n  I l ea ve  the  ho us e, my  web c amautomat ically tu rns into  a  s urveill ance camera.Th at's niceto o.<Ryan4 5 >  we areactually going to soonr un into  asurpl us o f computi ngpower<ch r iadam| away>if on eoft h e boo k s  o n t he  bookcasei n  yo ur st ud y ge ts bell igerent, you'll _k n owabout it_ ;-D   j okes < ch ria d am | awa y> Rya n 4 5: pfft.  no su ch thing.<j o -e rlend> Rya n 45,  heh... To me,  that ' s happe ned a lon g time ag owrts t ati onary comp uting.
< Transhuma n ist>Y ou  know  wh at I l ov e t he mo st abo u t s martp honesre placin g PC' s? 
<Transh umanist> The fact thatthey c onsum e 1 /100th th e n u mbe r of watt s
<R yan45> i r ead  on  theint e rnetthat tr ans h umani st R E ALLY
 puts_the invoation_in the hands of_large manufacturers
<chriadam|away>_jo-erlend:_yet, in_my_opinion, was the_operative word in_that sentence.  I'm_probably wrong, but_we'll_see.  Either way, interesting times ahead ;-)
<Transhumanist> jo-erlend: what about a phone that_docks_into a_small_station_connected to a monitor and_keyboard and mouse on top_of your_desk with the comfy chair
<Ryan45> if everyone had_to_use one of_like 3 sets of chips we would see all_kinds of crazy device uses, but_there are like_100's_of_locked up cpu's now
<Transhumanist>_is that not a desktop then?
_* jo-erlend thinks having choice of_operating systems will be a big selling_point for hardware manufacturers in the_future. 
<Ryan45> i dont want_to dock_anything :)
<Ryan45> I want to_just come into_range
<Transhumanist> haha
<Transhumanist>_I love that_idea!
<jo-erlend> Transhumanist, right. When hardware is_capable of that_âÂ which is happening very soon â_that'll_certainly be interesting_and_appealing._It doesn't_change the form_factor_though.
<Transhumanist> Well_it_does change it! No more towers._No_more buying multiple devices.
<jo-erlend> Ryan45, I do_that now. Love BlueProximity_:>
<Transhumanist>_It's a huge change_:p
<jo-erlend> and when I leave_the house, my webcam automatically turns_into a_surveillance camera._That's nice too.
<Ryan45> we are actually going to soon run into_a surplus of computing power
<chriadam|away> if_one of the books_on the_bookcase_in your study_gets_belligerent, you'll__know about it_ ;-D  jokes
<chriadam|away> Ryan45:_pfft. _no such thing.
<jo-erlend> Ryan45,  heh..._ To me, that's_happened_a long time ago wrt stationary_computing.
<Transhumanist> You know what I love_the most about smartphones replacing_PC's?
<Transhumanist>_The_fact that they consume 1/100th_the number of watts
<Ryan45> i read_on the internet_that transhumanist REALLY