mikageryuji

i am definitely looking forward to this "new technology" because of my current need for storage space. i also like shounen-yuki explanation for this.

for now, it's not yet the time to get one. i mean be reasonable. it's too expensive. but yes, it's worth it... for now. i also like ElectroPoint's remark for waiting until it becomes popular... more of "industry standardization" (how i love that word - sarcasm). unless they are openly sold to the market at cheaper prices, then that's a good time to buy. BD burners and BD media are not yet sold here in the philippines so it might take a few months more... most likely by february or april.

norby89

If David Goldberg, general manager of online music sales of Yahoo!, will succeed with his project of selling McCartney's "Right Where You Want Me" without restrictive antipiracy software, it will eventually abolished the anti-piracy law.

Yahoo will sell the album in mp3 format, and won't prevent the buyer from sharing
the album with friends or share to the rest of the world.

Because Goldberg believe that digital rights management (DRM) is only a waste
of time and only discourage consumer to buy music online while doesn't prevent the music to be copied.

If Goldberg idea will succeed, it will make a big change in the music market. No more piracy because no more law will govern on piracy.

Source

What are your opinions? IMO it's a clever idea but I don't know whether the project will succeed or not..

nawat

In my opinion, Vista is too resource hogging to be an OS. I don't see any Vista features that I'd use. There're just eye candies that it makes Vista appealing.

pandaintoxication

IE is famous for security holes, so I pretty much never use it. I'm not sure whether MS filled these gaps or not in 7. I'm immensely glad that it features tabs though, because it's such a pain to have to open a new window.