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In 2006, The Jetsons is becoming reality, considering that Honda's robot secretary will become a commodity along with another long-awaited tool of the future: the car that drives itself.
Unless the industry focuses less on Moore's law and more on Google's law, it will become a commodity business.
When it does, says Dr Altman, sequencing will become a commodity.Dr Church even argues that genome sequencing "will in effect be available free" because companies will give away sequencing to sell other services, such as genetic interpretation much as mobile operators "give away" handsets to get customers to sign up for lucrative service plans.
But storage will become a commodity, and we will help drive prices down.
Even more interesting here: lvl5 thinks that software will become a commodity, so it isn't even charging for it right now.
It's a strange thing to hear from the co-founder and CEO of a photo startup, but DMD Panorama's Elie-Gregoire Khoury tells me that panoramic photos will become "a commodity at the end of the day".
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As the supply of wild fish declines relative to farmed fish, it will become a luxury commodity, he explains.
On April 20, HSX will become a real-money commodity exchange, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Therefore, the eyes and ears disrupt the search engine by circumventing it to the top of the search pyramid, and will have the leverage to get the majority of the finder's fee, while search engines will become a back-end commodity that only get queries at the discretion of those who control your smart devices' eyes and ears.
And if free porn is banned, there's always the chance that porn will become a very precious commodity and prices will be jacked up.
Under these circumstances, water will become an increasingly scarce commodity and will become a limiting factor to further social, agricultural, and industrial development.
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