That's pretty much what I did for school. I needed a laptop in class but preferred my desktop while at home. Using my iPad and BT keyboard along with an RDP app gave me the power and tools of a PC but without the file management hassles of using 2 PCs.

You still have the limits of the disk to deal with. That's why optical media like DVDs and CDs aren't getting any faster. The disks are already spinning as fast as they can.

My old laptop's graphivs card emitted a high-pitched squeal when it was under load. It wan't very loud so it was only mildly annoying.

The problem is he is sometimes seeing violet where everywone else sees black. A black object is black because it is not reflecting the wavelengths you are trying to detect. If something is perceived to be black to everyone else and is referred to by its color, he may not know which object is being referred to because everyone else's black object is his violet object.

There are already prepaid electric companies. They are often the most expensive, too.

The whole project took a year. They probably spent most of it researching the logistics and what they wanted in a new screen. After that, that screen had to be manufactured and delivered. It says in TFA that it only took about half and hour to lift and secure it.

iPads are actually pretty tough. I bought one because it met my needs and I didn't have to worry about the kids breaking it. It is aluminum and glass, pretty tough materials.

Orbit is usually associated with gravity but it can happen with any attractive force.

Handymen don't work on Air Force jets in their garage. This is much more sophisticated work.

That is one method of detecting what tools are contained within. The toolbox has to have some method of determining what tools it contains and a tag on each tool and a single reader on the toolbox is about as simple as it can get.