Microsoft release state of the art keyboard...

[Will Hay]

Sorry, if it's been done before but...
...MS release brand new keyboard, deigned to speed up those tasks we undertake every ten minutes
Will

[tgpo]

lol, That's hilarious

[Will Hay]

lol, That's hilarious

I actually thought of you when I posted it, if anyone can appreciate it it's a mac user!
Will

[WeedVender]

I can tell you that the world will be a better and in a faster pace when this becomes mainstream

[bugster]

Even newer is the latest Microsft powered Mobile Phone!


De we see a pattern here

[Conquest10]

Even newer is the latest Microsft powered Mobile Phone!


De we see a pattern here

i went to a theater once and it had that same message on the screens they have in the lobby.

[tgpo]

I once saw an ATM with the blue screen once.

[WeedVender]

Imagine the boys at Nasa get the blue screen during a mission....

[mysticgohan17]

Imagine the boys at Nasa get the blue screen during a mission....

houston, we have a problem...

[flaninacupboard]

i've had cash machines and the machines at argos with BSOD. i once saw it on a computer in a museum, one of the touch screen doolies you're supposed to learn from.

[Faustus]

the only crashed ATMs I've ever seen were at an OS2 dos prompt. I found myself thinking... "Is there a keyboard port here somewhere I dont see?"

[bugster]

Imagine the boys at Nasa get the blue screen during a mission....

They do!

http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/28/16916.html

[pacmania_2001]

I read somewhere that NASA uses old (mission proven) computers to avoid things like the blue screen of death.

That is why I am guessing in that above link you are seeing a DOS screen.

[tgpo]

I read somewhere that NASA uses old (mission proven) computers to avoid things like the blue screen of death.

That is why I am guessing in that above link you are seeing a DOS screen.

Yeah, instead of a blue screen of death, the computer just dies.

[pacmania_2001]

Yeah, instead of a blue screen of death, the computer just dies.

Even with the billions NASA's gets in the budget they still can't afford the high price of a MAC

[WeedVender]

PAC...
Macs still freeze or crash..
In my life time i have seen them crash 5 times.


That number is a speck compared to windows crashes (ME)

[The village idiot]

I saw on a special about the spacestation (some years ago) that they are using 386 processors running in parallel (sp?), using a custom OS (something like linux). A PVM or MPI computer. Maybe you could call it a stuper computer (pointing at the 386 processor). Parallel Virtual Machines are the current pattern in the fastest super computer race. Some run *nix, some winderz. Some x86, some PPC (Mac), some SGI type (risc). But most all of them run as a pile of PC's, as opposed to custom made main boards with hundreds of pro's soldered onto it.