right now I’m writing a major paper describing just how I want to change ta modern computer to something for the future lines of computer technology.

Can we live or can we work without Computers? We can. We did. For thousands of years. A computer is a convenience, not a matter of life or death. If your PC died, you wouldn’t have to call an ambulance for a trip to the ER. We forget that computers are a fairly new part of our everyday lives. If every PC in the world died tomorrow, we’d be upset. We’d wail and moan and cry, it would be a mess. But…life would continue. Even with computers, people seem to always be behind on work, the news and everything. I think we depend on them too much and we have basicly based our life around technology these days. Like in the show Dark Angel, It was set sometime in the future, when all the computers had been fried by a pulsar and the entire world was turned into a third world country. Do I think that would happen? No, but as much as we depend on them, and as much of our lives as are stored on them, if every computer ceased to work tomorrow the world would not know what to do.
When was the first computer invented? In 1974, Ed Roberts created the Altair 8800. This was the first personal computer. Although the first personal computer is considered to be the Kenback1, which was first introduced for $750 in 1971. The computer relied on a series of switches for inputting data and output data by turning on and off a series of lights. The Micral is considered to be the first commercial non-assembly computer. The computer used the Intel 8008 processor and sold for $1,750 in 1973.
In this job background I want to be able to improve things like laptops and other computer technology based things. My main thing that I want to Improve is the way a laptop could be more accessible to a wider range of people. I would further improve the size, speed, and memory for more specialized use by teacher, law enforcement, and medical personnel. The first part of my paper will focus on improving modern technology to something better. If we keep making computers with out changing them as people change, then computers would not be useful to us in the future then they would become more of a problem to us then a solution. The second part of my paper will be explaining how I would improve the size of the computer, and make it smaller and more portable for use in vehicles. Next I will explain how I would make a memory chip that would have close to unlimited space. Last of all I will tell you how to make a computer that could run off any type of power available to its operator, and how I would change the interface so the keyboard is no longer needed and the machine would run off of a voice activated chip. The end of my paper will focus on current trends in computer networking hardware industries, I will discus who is building computers similar to what I want to build and to what their education and experiences are.

Haptic feedback is going to be very important for the future of screen typing. Even if the lack of physical feedback is not solved for the XO-2, it is a desirable feature and should be pursued.

Using screens only is definitely where we need to be going as there is no reason to lug the static bulk of a keyboard for most purposes. One can always attach an external keyboard if desired. I certainly do not miss one on the iPhone (although I would get a lot more work done if I could attach an external tactile keyboard