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just imagine a concept that eliminates the need of buying or repairing or upgrading a computer.my idea is to let the internet providers build this maga computer centers that can provide you with "virtual" computer according to your needs.for example, say your internet provider is via cable, so this cable company will have this mega computer center and with special cable they will be able to send you signals as if a regular physical computer. this cable will be connected to your screen of choice.(tv, lcd, cell phone and what not....).all you need is your screen,keyboard and mouse. you will be chagred per month according to your computing needs.diffrent packges for diffrent folks.lets say i need 500gb of hd and 4gigs of ram plus whatever programs i need. i will pay lets say $10/month.i will also have the option to upgrate or downgrate according to future needs.and now i dont have to worry about buying a computer or fixing it or replacing it with new computer because of new technology.it will all be available from your internet provider as soon as new technology is available. we dont have to worry about viruses or hacking or torjans etc.or finding drivers for this and that.no more looking for hours for solutions on how to fix a computer or program problem. it will be headache free computing!!the cd or dvd players wiil have to be incorporated into new generations of screens.(these screens could be rented from internet provider).would something like that be possible??
matrix, Mar 21 2009
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And considering how data starts to leak into all sorts of unwelcome areas, would you really like to be so vulnerable?
The need to transmit data back and forth constantly would probably make it a lot slower.
You will still need a terminal to access it, and at the very least you need to get a terminal to begin with, replace it as it unrepairably breaks, or replace it as it becomes functionally obsolete.
sounds like using dumb terminals in an office environment.