lets see now.
1. Android just about everywhere. Phone and tablets, TV set top boxes (with the potential to become inexpensive games consoles), and even home automation: http://www.slashgear.com/google-io-first-k...-more-10151182/ Hell, toss your music into the Google Music storage service and you can play it from your android phone, android tv, or even via web browser. They even had a Android stereo system to demo, that one could pipe the music to using the music player on a Android tablet. And if one have more then one in the house, switch between them, or use all, as outputs.
2. inexpensive web "terminals", also known as Chromebooks (*snerk*). Basically a netbook running Chrome browser as the main interface, on top of the Linux kernel They will even rent them out to schools and businesses: http://www.slashgear.com/chromebook-for-bu...-date-11151453/ Sounds like a cyber terminal to me: http://www.slashgear.com/slashgear-101-goo...ebook-11151584/
I just find myself thinking about how the SR matrix runs on top of the ASIST neural IO protocol, somewhat like HTML. And now they are even talking about WebGL, a 3D "HTML".
So how long before i can slip on some 3D glasses and surf a 3D web?
