A couple hours ago, I read Robert Scoble's post about some world-changing technology coming out of Microsoft at the end of the month, and I was totally planning to link to it with a Segway Ginger reference. But Valleywag beat me too it. I'm guessing, since it's software, that there will be no Stirling engine.
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Heck, with that letter of endorsement, I'd be dissatisfied with anything less than perpetual motion or cold fusion.
Oh, Robert Scoble? OK, maybe Microsoft has a new Zune that also does video, or something.
Posted by: Power | February 14, 2008 at 08:04 PM