Look at these items priced in todays dollars. This cell phone. $6800 to purchase. $2000 a month for unlimited service. m0.ttxm.co.uk/images/galleries/mobile/retro/originals/nokiacase.jpg This pocket calculator with only very basic arithmetic functions. $425. 1.bp.blogspot/-vLbVEM-x-B8/ThKJMhKK2eI/AAAAAAAABWk/D79k88xDCXs/s1600/TI-SR-10-M.JPG This computer worked at about 1/2,000th the speed and had 1/1,000,000th the memory of todays $200 PC. $2800. (And, it wouldnt do anything unless YOU wrote the software for it.) upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/e/e4/TRS-80_Model_I_-_Rechnermuseum_Cropped.jpg/280px-TRS-80_Model_I_-_Rechnermuseum_Cropped.jpg My point? It was those who were foolish enough to purchase the early models who paved the way for what we have today. So, when you watch the video below, ask yourself, If we wait until this is an economically viable solution to begin, will it ever be? Or, should we waste the money now, so we can afford it later?
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