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There are information about new builds?
Didn't see the movie, nor was it explained at IMB site you linked in the preview caption to know that "The rings in Zardoz were mobile devices that used a projector". Great idea for future tech. If it can be thought of, sooner or later it most likely will be developed.
Basically from what I read is that the movie industry introduced 4k format. A lot of online video sites such Netflix, YouTube, MSN videos, etc. have adopted HD format if produced that way or in 4k. This is with consideration of the graphics resources of smaller mobile devices. I watch HD on my Lumia phablet at times when there is no access to a bigger screen. Seems ok to me. Of course an 8" screen would be better and progress even better as the screen size increases. Of course watching it in 4k would be better also.No.
An 8" screen is a joke considering the hype about so-called 4K video.
Please take it easy. No, you didn't disagree. The problem for me and probably others is that I/they didn't see the movie to catch your point.At no time did I disagree with your comment/idea about docking stations.
To reiterate and add to my point within the tech we have today is that I would only need one device along with the docking station and Continuum to use as a full-blown Desktop PC. No need to purchase and manage multiple devices.
I doubt that too. Windows 10 is a finished product and only updates are coming.
Unless MS is planning on Windows 10.x as the Insiders Program was testing build after build after build.
It is a good question > Where will the Insiders Program lead to OR how long will it continue?
Proof > Devices are being sold with RTM Windows 10. (10240)
A change in the build number and Windows 10 would no longer be 10.0
Hi there
If the HDD's are Hidden / totally separate then you are effectively operating two separate hardware systems -- no problem --but from my experience most people who operate "Dual Boot" systems -- even when the 2nd system is Linux tend to make HDD's / Partitions (other than the System Boot partition) available to both systems.
So that's exactly what I mean by "Cross contamination" as Malware downloaded by System A could easily effect an application / data on a "Visble drive" / Partition used on System B (Systems A, and B are the Dual boot OS'es).
I'm actually surprised that this topic hasn't been raised before as I think --especially if using legacy OS'es in this way could present REAL security nightmares.
@all Dual booters -- unless you REALLY need to physically dual boot a system you are much safer these days if you want to run legacy / alternate OS'es to run the other OS'es in a VM (Virtual Machine).
Cheers
jimbo
My Linux system updates its kernel all the time. Sometimes it is just a small revision, so why can't windows?
Here's what's next for Windows 10 | The Verge
I guess they are still going to call it builds at least for the insiders.Terry Myerson in an interview with The Verge. Windows 10 testers will start to receive new builds shortly, with the ability to test new features like Microsoft Edge extension support before it's available more broadly later this year.