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February 20, 2007

This will never happen. A trojan horse by any other name…

Carl Howe (Blackfriars Communications) submits: I love Robert X. Cringely’s musings, if for no other reason than the fact that he has made some amazingly prescient predictions. I’m particularly reminded of his story about the Google (GOOG) datacenter in a box, which preceded Sun’s announcement by nearly six months. Well, he’s back again, this time analyzing the odd feature set contained in the Apple (AAPL) TV device. His insight? Did anyone else notice that it’s an always-on device with a 40 GByte disk? If it is for watching TV, why does it always have to be on?

Apple TV: Peer-to-Peer Networking’s Trojan Horse - SeekingAlpha

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