It's been almost 2 months since the initiation of my tablet machine that can read brain waves and input that into images on a tablet. It's come a long way and I want to finalize all the detail that will go into it.
The machine is essentially a tablet that will turn whatever you're seeing or thinking at the moment you're using it into images onto the tablet. To do this will require a very powerful processor along with a motherboard to go along with it as well as sound and a decent graphics card. It'll be like having an extra computer. The main purpose of this tablet is to assist in the classroom although it can have extra uses like during interrogation of a criminal.
Often times when one's teacher is speaking too fast or is giving out too much information at once, the students get lost in the lecture. The tablet is an answer to that. By paying attention and processing your own thoughts and your own words onto the tablet into images, this helps a lot with studying because the hand can only write so fast compared to the words per minute that comes out of the mouth.
RAM, processor, motherboard, hard drive, motherboard, and graphics card are all needed for the success of the tablet. These ensure smooth use and storage. Furthermore, since all these hardware will need to be top notch to support such an intensive memory consuming program (the brain reading should take a lot of memory), the tablet will probably be very expensive. To ameliorate the selling process, I will use facebook and gamification to support sales.
The tablet will also use bits and bytes for size measurement in storage. Furthermore, the tablet will have to be unicode if I want it to have the world as its market. Rather than just be ASCII, where only the western world can be reached, I want the whole world to feel the impact of my tablet. Rich people have money to spend but no worth good to spend it on. My tablet will be that good.
Lastly, the operating system will be very important. At the moment, the most powerful operating system for a tablet is Windows 8. The Windows 8 may not have the capabilities to turn brain waves into images that well. So my machine will probably have to wait a couple of years until a more powerful operating system comes out. Thanks to Moore's Law, I probably won't have to wait too long until my tablet becomes a reality.
Finally, I need to hire someone who can present like Steve Jobs. Much of apple's success comes from Steve Job's great presenting skill to the crowd. He knows how to play the crowd. I need someone like that to help promote my tablet. With a combination of the tablet, facebook, and a good presenter, my tablet will be real.
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