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OP here. Definitely some improvements... but (at least in my eyes) incremental. Notebooks are pretty sweet, but in the hands of very few. They're definitely gr
by kennethfriedman 9y ago
OP here. Definitely some improvements... but (at least in my eyes) incremental.
Notebooks are pretty sweet, but in the hands of very few. They're definitely growing in popularity, which is great.
But even the "notebook" concept is a very limited "low pass filter" version of the visions of Engelbart, AKay, TN, etc.
The video that AKay has been sharing around in the post than @dang linked to[0] is a great example of what's not-even-close to possible on today's systems.
[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnrlSqtpOkw&feature=youtu.be&t=135 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnrlSqtpOkw&feature=youtu.be...
- devereaux 9y ago(sorry on my first sentence I wanted to write "very few" - I gave the example of the Wacom to show that touchscreen were nothing new, and in fact quite incremental changes) I agree the notebook concept is still quite limited. I just see it as a step in the right direction. And great video BTW, thanks a lot for the link!