There's no need to rush on that, since the DRAFT will only be ready in 2012 and the final spec will come after 2020 - plenty of time for HTML5 to mature, gain all the fuctionalities needed.
@Tohe Yes, but remember. It was their pushing of USB in the original iMac's, and not including external parallel or SCSI ports that really pushed peripheral manufacturers to include USB on their products.
The device is aimed at gamers and TV watchers, generating a 3D image with use of a pair of 0.7-inch OLED panels, which each display separate images, doing away with the ghost imagery that often comes along with 3D displays.
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Well Duh!
Only Apple pushes for an incomplete, unadvised standard. All in its due time.
@Tohe
This.
There's no need to rush on that, since the DRAFT will only be ready in 2012 and the final spec will come after 2020 - plenty of time for HTML5 to mature, gain all the fuctionalities needed.
@Verythrax
Good point, but it doesn't make sense for Apple to be pushing a technology that clearly isn't ready yet.
@Verythrax
HTML is NOT WiFi 802.11N you know...IEEE does not have control over it...neither does anyone else...it is a gradual evolution...
@Tohe Yes, but remember. It was their pushing of USB in the original iMac's, and not including external parallel or SCSI ports that really pushed peripheral manufacturers to include USB on their products.
@Tohe : I doubt HTML5 will ever include the "screw the user" feature.
@Tohe
To this I say Duh as well.
@kapanak You're right W3C isn't the IEEE, they're even slower to publish standards and can't enforce them as well as IEEE can.
@kapanak Releasing a web browser that complies with a pre-draft standard can be risky business. Just ask Microsoft.
It would be ridiculous for anyone to think that HTML5 was an option today. It's not a standard and it's not fully supported by any browser.
@John Stracke
You speak too soon. Just wait for the first HTML5 banner ads. iAds are just the beginning. There is plenty of "screw the user" to come.