That stuff is just insane...it just looks like fake o_o
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That stuff is just insane...it just looks like fake o_o
This is so crazy :frusty:
Singapore is only going have fibre to home in 7years time :cry:
man. do I feel old...
I wonder if they would have a fair usage policy on this one (download limit for people not in the uk)
Maybe the size of the information will evolve as well. There will be super hyper high definition holographic footage that will be like 6 TB every movie or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by dmanjohn
More likely our computers as we seen them in front of us will just become thin clients.
I mean there is no difference at that speed if you data is local or on the net.
But that means you may have to "subscribe" to software, games, etc. like Xbox Live Service and will mean the end of localized software and a huge reduciton of piracy (like how you don't get on Xbox Live w/ a mod or a hacked dvd drive since you depend on live).
Could be bad...for some and good for others.
But it definitely brings one honest thing:
Change.
We live in a timebombed world in this high tech industry
Whatever it costs, I WILL PAY!!!
This means downloading a movie faster than driking my beer? I want that shit!!
Yeah, great news. BUT, i was wondering how much time it will take until is available for home users. :rolleyes:
[QUOTE=tusks;2772779] the ability to download a movie in five seconds rather than the current three hours or so.
it means 5 seconds :P lol, now the film is 640GB :PQuote:
Originally Posted by mbucari1The article says an entire feature length film in seconds.Quote:
Originally Posted by jukesta
Assuming seconds means 2 seconds, that's a 256GB film @ 1Tbps.
btw i think it makes more sense @ 1Gbps.