Yes fiber is fucking fantastic, can I have it now? It's not even available in my fucking area.
[QUOTE=GREN EYGS N HAM;37632222]Yes fiber is fucking fantastic, can I have it now? It's not even available in my fucking area.[/QUOTE]
The great thing is that fiber is spreading really fast in Sweden right now. My small town with 500 inhabitants are soon to be getting fiber. It's already dug down through the town.
And every major city and big towns got it.
and here I am, still crawling through the web with a maximum speed of 600kb/s :suicide:
[QUOTE=johan svensk;37632243]The great thing is that fiber is spreading really fast in Sweden right now. My small town with 500 inhabitants are soon to be getting fiber. It's already dug down through the town.
And every major city and big towns got it.[/QUOTE]
Well we aint fuckin' got it.
Up yours Telia ;-;
A lot of the base components for these technologies are already there.
For example, real-time video manipulation is a very real thing right now.
The only question is, how long is it going to take us to get there?
[QUOTE=nikomo;37632947]A lot of the base components for these technologies are already there.
For example, real-time video manipulation is a very real thing right now.
The only question is, how long is it going to take us to get there?[/QUOTE]
I think, once fiber is more accessible, that we will progress very fast.
I'm not quite sure how Fiber is going to jump start our technology, but if that is the case it will be awesome.
[QUOTE=nikomo;37632947]A lot of the base components for these technologies are already there.
For example, real-time video manipulation is a very real thing right now.
The only question is, how long is it going to take us to get there?[/QUOTE]
Hah I thought about the same thing too.
Also the mirror part reminds me of the early kinect advertisments. Or known back then as the Project Natal.
OLEDs are barely in the consumer market, and we're already thinking about having them everywhere in a house?
[QUOTE=Silikone;37641383]OLEDs are barely in the consumer market, and we're already thinking about having them everywhere in a house?[/QUOTE]
It's only ideas/concept. Maybe they just hit the market, but they have so much potential.
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And lovely commercial. Telia :heart:
Scandinavia is the best place in the world to live right now
We got this company in Estonia as well, but it's called Elion.
Lovely service, 100/20 Mbit internet for 26 Eur a month.
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