i think this is a good initial idea... something that the tech community can build off of... i dont see the problem is the light is at a certain spectrum you dont need the windows closed unless you dont want people leeching youre high speed wireless connection... and they wouldnt be able to unless its in the path of the ray anyway. i could see this at lan parties over wifi. just wait till the health freaks start buggin out over the radiation it emits.... :facepalm:

linux sucks for most peoples needs :/

physicists and scientists have been researching this for years and coming up with the same conclusion we always lack the energy and funds... we need enough energy to be able to sort of squeeze together the fabric of space and move through it. i think they touched on how planets, stars and black holes compress space as well... i don't think its possible without destroying everything nearby. it probably has been done and might be doable on a small scale but the G's produced will probably kill everything inside. meh... send robots on the warp speed trip and half the problems are solved.

i for one am disappointed in MS for releasing Vista and 7 so close together... I'm a windows fan... simply because its convenient... but i will not pay for windows 7... i like XP and i like vista (despite most incompatibility issues)i think maybe vista should have been more of a home OS because there's all sorts of training costs so employees will be able to USE vista after they got so used to XP. despite my faith in MS i believe windows 7 will be somewhat of a flop... also in a time like now nobody is willing to spend extra money... what a bad time to release an OS... (even if its supposed to be less of a resource hog than vista)

what are the bad side effects??? dependency? further degeneration due to dependence on the device? on the other hand i think if it was permanent it would be great. especially if like me one of your eyes are bad and is losing vision. i want to learn more about this device.