2) Software development methodology (RUP)
3) Grid Computing will really take off
4) Mashups
5) AJAX
6) Business intelligence (BI 2.0)
7) Thinfrastructure
8) USB U3
9) Second Life as a corporate tool (Ex. CRM/Call centers dashboards)
10) WIKIS
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1) OLED monitors and televisions
2) GPS and "location based services"
3) Wi-Max
4) Linux on the Desktop (This year for *sure*!) (Best Bullwinkle the moose impersonation...)
5) Solar technology (new and more efficient panels, more production)
6) Next Gen of wireless "phones" and i-phone 'Killers'
7) 45nm Chips with 4+ "cores" (Intel and Sparc have different ideas of wha t a "core" is.)
8) IBM & Sony's cell computing architecture
9) Co-processor boards (again!) and more parallelized software.
10) Groovy and Grails
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Solar Power Adoption for Home Use
Fuel Cell Technology
Hybrid Cars
Extra Large Passenger Aircraft
Bio-Chips
Video Cell Phones
WiMax
Links:
A Shift from Magnetic Storage ---Solid-state hard drives (based on flash memory instead of spinning disks) as a reality for many. Now available at 64GB, affordable, smaller solid-state disks will hit the mainstream in big time, leading to more crash-resistant laptops.
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