Since transmission speed is a function of frequency, then I suspect that a much higher bandwith is possible.

Use a MUCH higher rated LED than the actual usage LUX level output, that stops them browning off. Easy! I've done this loads of times ...

Blu Ray players already have java firmware installed, and it's present on existing blu ray disks. You'd be committing theft of property if you prevented them from playing by removing java. You need it for playing on PCs. No dice son!

Why not just ask them? Don't their dogs bark in English like everyone else? Hmmm ...

ID software used to do this to it's games, so they would run without the CD in and with a patch. They are very smart guys ...

Disavow! Disavow! :o)

Mine is still on, the news is updated in real time, not like the stupid html one that does not work properly. :0)

Blu Ray uses this as part of it's firmware. It will be interesting to see what happens if the licence conditions change and it has to be removed with an update that installs automatically from a new blu ray disk. Many other devices are this precarious too! As are many other US developed software environments. In general, we could all break because bad licences exist in the united states that were not legislated against.

Many of the "mobile device" type PC Peripherals (phones, pads etc.) use a cut down intel CPU and will have to use the main intel versions of the OS. A very comprehensive MP3 player is therefore possible, with an NVIDIA mobility chipset for the display. I wonder what games that will allow? Hmmm...

It leads to better DOCTOR outcomes, like they get a bigger car ... :0)