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...I cringed through this entire video; it’s one thing to make fun of flaws but it’s just sad when you make up things about a device just so you can make fun of it. Hopefully this doesn’t turn people off to Glass but I’m guessing it will.

one of the funner SNL moments in quite some time. "reboot, reboot", "Italian, Italian". Oh no I just changed the language settings!...

Hilarious clip but is far from how it actually works. ...Google has been on point with these glass's I love them.

Plaudits to Mary Lou Quinlan for her perspective on the Sheryl Sandberg pressure philosophy book Lean In. My first reaction to the title was ; 'Isn't this the MSNBC Brand's Campaign theme ?"... Mistaking her book for anything but a diatribe that uses a slate to write her vision of what the next chapter should be for women who are on a mission to make it is indistinguishable from a diet/millionare matchmaking scheme, but instead of a marriage partner they will merge with their jobs and IPhones....

I remember little "movements" like this since the 1970s. They come and go... based on the narcissistic view of the leader's world. First and most important, buy my book. Then, be like me. Taking the time to actually understand what is happening in the day to day life of the population you seek to "enlighten" is a bit too much work.

Sheryl Sandberg may be naive in thinking that Lean In will cure all ills but I admire her for her courage to step out and go for it....

... Those of us in the "greying" generation have children / grandchildren who do not remember life without mobile communication. Will the next two decades be equally innovative? It's difficult to perceive that advances will change our lives so dramatically, but ..... somewhere out there in a garage or loft, some kid is inventing something we didn't know we needed.

... we're saying less, but the same messages are being conveyed, soon we'll be down to beeps and grunts :)

...Seriously? I think people have been avoiding actual converations with one another like the plague for a lot longer than just 20 years....

Microsoft has a much larger user base to support than Apple. Apple can safely remove legacy support but if Microsoft does it, they'll get lots of big business complaining because their ancient specialist software no longer works. Microsoft did kill of 16-Bit support in Windows x64, which means the majority of DOS and all Windows 3.1 apps don't work....

What I don't get is why they came up with 2 versions.  Its like they were conflicted in the direction of tablets, and so bet on 2 designs.  Pick one.  Either tablets are fully functional notebook replacements...or they're a new class of computing device with a separate  mobile OS.  Personally, I would be happy with a mobile OS that is a portal to a Windows 8 computer.

Microsoft's new tablet... could change how CIOs think about tablets. Mobile devices are so intrinsically personal that CIOs have almost been forced to allow employees to dictate which mobile devices they’ll use for work purposes....But CIOs secretly wishing for a Windows device attractive enough to entice consumers that also includes features businesses need, like support for legacy applications, should rejoice in Surface.

Well, as long as we are still presented with the original way of viewing...Some of us, (me included, obviously) can't watch 3D without getting horribly ill...

Not all that impressed ...  Marginal 3D at best

How about actually converting 3d video to 3d? I’ve uploaded a few things.... and it just mangles them.