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I'd love to be able to get excited about this, but sadly I can't. Here's why: http://xkcd.com/927/
Plus, like someone already said, Mozilla is maybe stretching itself a bit too thin.
For example, DOS was not replaced by another OS but was subsumed by a DOS application, Windows 3.1, which eventually grew down and became a standalone OS in Windows 95.
This may seem obvious but operating systems tend not to be replaced by other operating systems, but rather subsumed by the very applications built on top of them. For example, DOS was not replaced by another OS but was subsumed by a DOS application, Windows 3.1, which eventually grew down and became a standalone OS in Windows 95.
This may seem obvious but operating systems tend not to be replaced by other operating systems, but rather subsumed by the very applications built on top of them. For example, DOS was not replaced by another OS but was subsumed by a DOS application, Windows 3.1, which eventually grew down and became a standalone OS in Windows 95.
DOS << Windows << Browser << Facebook
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DOS << Windows << Browser << Facebook
Great thread! So the next thing to expect after the Chrome laptop would be a Facebook laptop?