Author Topic: Predictions made in the year 2000...  (Read 920 times)


Nerds predict nerdy thing that doesn't happen. News at eleven.

Also, out of every comment I've read, only one guy made an accurate prediction:

One word my friends: distributed clock architecture. Instead of having one central clock, which limits the speed of all the components, you have clocks throughout the chip. Much as I detest the PowerPC architecture, IBM has got a PowerPC chip running at 4.5 Ghz equivalent in the lab with this new technique.

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Think BIG. (3:32pm EST Wed Jul 26 2000)
Hopefully, by 2011, we won't even NEED ports on our machines… everything should be wireless. Wireless keyboards, mice, printers are all common today; imagine 2011. Wireless video and chips that use so little power that you can power a whole PC with 2 AAA batteries for months.
Also with technology like LEP at our fingertips, imagine printing a display on a sheet of (polymer)paper and circuits on the back side of that sheet. You'll have an interactive sheet of paper that can be minipulated with input or just have it hold a lot of information. Either way, I doubt we'll be using clunky beige boxes on our desks for things like email and web browsing. - by Big Picture
*sigh* The comments are handicapped.

Holy stuff, the comments are from 2000 to 2006.

:o

Quick! Let's go back in time and warn them of 9/11~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Quick! Let's go back in time and warn them of 9/11~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Tell them not to invade Iraq and invest in Enron while you're at it.

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Why predict so far… (3:00pm EST Wed Jul 26 2000)
Why predict so far in the future… They never predict things like this right… This is totally bogus - by Anon
Only sensible thing I saw in the comments I read.

IN 2006 THE WORLD WILL END!