speedyejl
01-12-2004, 01:02 AM
I omitted irrelevant IMs, including the other person, who was irelevant :p
SpeedyEJL: in the summer Verizon is going to role out 3G in the US market(that’s third generation wireless networks)
SpeedyEJL: i was just in England
SpeedyEJL: where 3g is already implemented
SpeedyEJL: ands its awesome you can watch TV on your cell phone
SpeedyEJL: its up to 500kps
SpeedyEJL: that’s about 4times faster than your DSL
SpeedyEJL: on a mobile
SpeedyEJL: now
SpeedyEJL: you cant do high end work on a cell phone
SpeedyEJL: not enough processing power
SpeedyEJL: what if you used the cell phone though to just look at your computer at home and let that do hard processing work
SpeedyEJL: 4G is being developed in Japan which promises 100mpbs which would be 4times more definition for TV than HDTV sets
SpeedyEJL: so that would be more than enough to view your computer
SpeedyEJL: there are no cell phones or more importantly wireless pdas out yet that use a remote desktop for processing though
The important aspect here is not the technology as much as the applications for it. If you could access your home computer from your cell phone, or probably a PDA for a wider range of uses it would be amazing.
Your portal (pda or cell) would only have to send upstream cursor and keyboard input, while coming downstream would be the view of your monitor (with 3G or later 4G networks expected in 2007-2010 this would be more than possible).
You would have the storage capacity of hundreds of gigabytes, processing power of 3Ghz or maybe more soon all in a device that fits in your hand.
You could watch large movies saved on your computer, play graphic intensive games, cpu intensive photo processing, watch dvds already in your computer, and so much more from something soo damn small.
Now I’m not bringing this up to share with the world, its probably already been thought about. Whats important to me are there bottlenecks with this concept that would make it unfeasible? Resolution might hinder this but within a few years wireless services will be in place that can handle HDTV, and in turn could easily handle computer screen images. Resolutions on mobiles are acceptable enough already for this, but who knows soon you might get 1080p (after we get 1080i and 720p together haha) on a mobile device.
SpeedyEJL: in the summer Verizon is going to role out 3G in the US market(that’s third generation wireless networks)
SpeedyEJL: i was just in England
SpeedyEJL: where 3g is already implemented
SpeedyEJL: ands its awesome you can watch TV on your cell phone
SpeedyEJL: its up to 500kps
SpeedyEJL: that’s about 4times faster than your DSL
SpeedyEJL: on a mobile
SpeedyEJL: now
SpeedyEJL: you cant do high end work on a cell phone
SpeedyEJL: not enough processing power
SpeedyEJL: what if you used the cell phone though to just look at your computer at home and let that do hard processing work
SpeedyEJL: 4G is being developed in Japan which promises 100mpbs which would be 4times more definition for TV than HDTV sets
SpeedyEJL: so that would be more than enough to view your computer
SpeedyEJL: there are no cell phones or more importantly wireless pdas out yet that use a remote desktop for processing though
The important aspect here is not the technology as much as the applications for it. If you could access your home computer from your cell phone, or probably a PDA for a wider range of uses it would be amazing.
Your portal (pda or cell) would only have to send upstream cursor and keyboard input, while coming downstream would be the view of your monitor (with 3G or later 4G networks expected in 2007-2010 this would be more than possible).
You would have the storage capacity of hundreds of gigabytes, processing power of 3Ghz or maybe more soon all in a device that fits in your hand.
You could watch large movies saved on your computer, play graphic intensive games, cpu intensive photo processing, watch dvds already in your computer, and so much more from something soo damn small.
Now I’m not bringing this up to share with the world, its probably already been thought about. Whats important to me are there bottlenecks with this concept that would make it unfeasible? Resolution might hinder this but within a few years wireless services will be in place that can handle HDTV, and in turn could easily handle computer screen images. Resolutions on mobiles are acceptable enough already for this, but who knows soon you might get 1080p (after we get 1080i and 720p together haha) on a mobile device.