has anyone seen this???

[macjonny1]

phew! When I saw the link I thought I was going to see this..close call!

 

[rest44]

Ok, we'll have to agree to disagree. I personally wouldn't get one. I like real pictures on my fridge, not a screen projecting one. Again, it's my personal taste. Like I said above, I think this technology means more to businesses than it does to home users. Businesses will be able to increase productivity with it, while for home users, it's just another $10,000 'toy.'

I agree with the price beeing ridiculous. Maybe microsoft is just testing this stuff for a future OS and future implementation of their stuff on others bussiness and manufacters. So they show and sell thess machines as premium stuff cause they´re not into the computer manucaturing bussiness (but in software) and it´s a way to show what others can do with "microsoft stuff".

When this kind of thing goes mainstrem it´s a world of possibilitys. If we have it on phones with the iPhone, we can have it anywhere.

 

[chaoticbear]

Well how much do they cost? How much memory do they hold?

Here is a wifi CF card, no memory, though, and here is one that is a bluetooth one. They're both about 70 bucks.

And it turns out that there are some cameras with bluetooth built in, and some with wifi. Don't thank me, noble citizen! Thank Google!

(It was hard to not include the obligatory link in with all of these other links, but I managed.)