Have
you ever wondered how technology can help and improve your life? Well
so has Microsoft, so they took their curiosity one step further… in
fact, they took a few steps in to the future, in order to show us how
they see us in the next few years. Their take on the matter is both
shocking and revolutionary at the same time, but this very amazing video
is actually as realistic as can be. Current mobile technology will just
keep getting thinner and thiner, up to the point where our phone slash
day to day planner will be less than five millimeters thin,
approximately, the size of your current credit card. And as we said,
this future that Microsoft imagined is not very far, given the fact that
the new Motorola is going to be only 7.1 millimeters thick.
Also,
in the pretty close future, we’ll probably be able to accomplish 3D and
2D integration, what’s that you ask? It’s easy… we’ll be able to
interact with holograms which will float out in front of us, and most
likely, we’ll be able to plan everything in our life, from booking a
hotel room to planning a romantic getaway with our significant other,
just with a simple touch of a screen.
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Of
course, things like this can not be predicted, but I can’t help but
wonder… what do they know and we don’t? The conspiracy plot does say
that the technology we’re using right now is 5 years behind what the
major technology providers have developed… So as neat as your new iPhone
4S is, just imagine that in the secret labs of Apple, there’s at least
three more intelligent models just waiting to be released.
Of
course, the video is only a view of the future, since time traveling is
not yet possible (or at least we haven’t heard about it yet), we can’t
exactly be sure that this is the way technology is heading, but we’ve
got to admit… It’s a pretty sight.
The
6-minute video, titled “Productivity Future Vision (2011)” is a sequel
to a similarly themed video from 2009 with the same title. Each video
shows hows technology adds value and real-time information to help us
communicate, pursue projects and do business. Not only are the videos
insightful but they’re just simply amazing.
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