Can anybody say, "No life?"

[Dignified Pauper]

I want

[rubah]

twice as powerful maybe, but definitely not twice as affordable.

I have a prediction that within twenty years it might drop into the price range of a normal consumer, unless it decreases in size. then it might be longer xD

(listen to this. predictions. why do we bother? The future is always more extravagant than our divinations. Except in the case of flying cars. Why don't we have those yet )

[Materia Hunter Yuffie]

good for rich companies

[Madame Adequate]

twice as powerful maybe, but definitely not twice as affordable.

I have a prediction that within twenty years it might drop into the price range of a normal consumer, unless it decreases in size. then it might be longer xD

(listen to this. predictions. why do we bother? The future is always more extravagant than our divinations. Except in the case of flying cars. Why don't we have those yet )

Price-performance is increasing steadily as well. But even if a double-power iteration costs the same as this, this one will cost a lot less. Given the exponentially increasing rate of computer power increase, it won't take NEARLY twenty years. Computers as powerful as the Human brain will be affordable household items by the end of the 20s.

And making predictions about the future is an inherently tricky process, but not one which is completely futile. Current trends can be extrapolated.

And we don't have flying cars because anti-grav isn't NEARLY as easy as it should be.

[androo]

holy mary mother of christ. i want one....

[Tasura]

Can anybody say, "No life?"

Tasura, wait no, I got that wrong, ummm Tas.. no hmmm, anyway, yea its a bit over priced for my taste, and need but im sure some big companys will love it.