CNET just reviewed both and says the Vitures are better, and I agree. It is just a really beautiful product.
@scobleizer
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Tech Leader’s Failed Strategy: Control Over Innovation
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He didn't get retail stores, mobile phones, or tablets, for that matter. He tried to force his way down everybody's throat, and we didn't like it. So, now we're in a different world. He could have owned the whole thing. Instead, he didn't get it, which I guess is a good thing.
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World Models Generate Real-Time Video Games on Laptops
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At NVIDIA's GTC, I saw a world model building a video game in real time on a laptop. I think we'll get there just fine. The AI people are figuring out how to do more with less inferencing.
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San Francisco: Where Builders Create Tomorrow’s Technology
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There are those who party and there are those who build. If you go to the parties, you're going to be disappointed. If you go to where people are building, San Francisco is extraordinary.
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Market Dips Present AI Investment Buying Opportunities
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Every dip at this point is what we call a buying opportunity.
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The Scarcity of Investment Genius in Modern Markets
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And how many Warren Buffetts are there? Not many.
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Web 2.0 Origins: Tim O’Reilly and Early Google Advertising
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Even Bill Gates didn't. I sat next to Tim O'Reilly at the first Google Advertisers Conference, and he showed me all of Web 2.0. He had just written the Web 2.0 memo that kicked off the movement. I went home to Microsoft, where I was working at the time, and wrote Bill Gates and
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Vision Pro and Virtual Reality Technology Discussion
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The Vitures? I can see through them to you. But yeah. I never had that argument about Vision Pro.
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Gamers Prefer NVIDIA Graphics Cards Over High-End Headsets
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High end? Nope. But the gamers in my life mostly don’t like headsets. They prefer a badass NVIDIA card and a big screen
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Vision Pro Technology Adapts to Smart Glasses Market
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Scuba Masks are too hard to sell. But the work done for Vision Pro works just fine in glasses.