[101783] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
Elon Musk is going nuts for this stuff
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Cameron Greer)
Mon Mar 5 13:00:38 2018
Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2018 12:56:09 -0500
From: "Cameron Greer" <cameron-greer@stuuupeorwel.com>
To: <mit-talk-mtg@charon.mit.edu>
ABC Report (GMA Edition)
The son of Elon Musk is now the smartest living person alive.
After scoring a record high on the Mensa test this morning, he is now considered smarter then his father and even Bill Gates.
This new brain supplement had all the judges on Shark Tank going crazy
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Raise your IQ levels and brain power with this new brain supplement that will change your life
Elon Musk gave his son this while growung up
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Google has its own issues here. It pulled YouTube from Amazons Echo Show and Echo Spot citing issues with how the company utilized the app on those devices, leaving users without the most popular video service on the web. Just last week, Amazon announced it is buying Ring, a company that makes an extremely successful video doorbell, for roughly 1 . Thats likely a place where Amazon will compete with Googles Nest. Nest spent a few years spun out from Google under its parent company Alphabet, but was recently brought back into the Google fold.
Plus, with dozens of new Windows laptops that are premium and still cost under 1,000, Apple is losing out on potential customers who want to save money but still want a high end product. Apple used to offer an affordable option with its 11.6 inch MacBook Air, but it killed that off in 2016. Apple could increase MacBook sales volume, too, if it plays its cards right.
A recent KGI Securities note said Apple is planning to launch a cheaper 13 inch MacBook Air during the second quarter of this year. It makes perfect sense for Apple to make this move, and Id buy one in a heartbeat.
I would have purchased a MacBook Air, but I felt that 999 was too much compared with similar notebooks running Windows 10. If Apple launches a notebook somewhere in the 799 to 999 range, maybe keeps some of the legacy hardware including the SD slot and additional USB ports that are still found on the current MacBook Air, Id be all in.
