The hover board will have to wait until we can manipulate subspace with phase conjugate EM radiation. As for the glasses, just make sure it's a wireless peripheral that runs under Linux. Most people think that for some reason if you have accelerometers and photo sensors, it can't be a regular PC. I strongly disagree. Regular, flexible PC's need to run everything from the car to the kitchen sink. Can you say, "digitally coordinated silenced plumbing"? Then you have this, another peripheral.
Now you can add more functionality to it whenever you please. Like setting brightness to estimated outside ambient compensation based on latitude and time. Or having it turn red to remind you of events you stored in Google Calendars or Evolution. Really. Don't make it independent. Use it to unleash the PC. It's time the laptop became the new backpack.
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The hover board will have to wait until we can manipulate subspace with phase conjugate EM radiation. As for the glasses, just make sure it's a wireless peripheral that runs under Linux. Most people think that for some reason if you have accelerometers and photo sensors, it can't be a regular PC. I strongly disagree. Regular, flexible PC's need to run everything from the car to the kitchen sink. Can you say, "digitally coordinated silenced plumbing"? Then you have this, another peripheral.
Now you can add more functionality to it whenever you please. Like setting brightness to estimated outside ambient compensation based on latitude and time. Or having it turn red to remind you of events you stored in Google Calendars or Evolution. Really. Don't make it independent. Use it to unleash the PC. It's time the laptop became the new backpack.