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I was thinking a bit about Smithsonian 2.0 today and recalled the WIRED "Artifact from the Future" page (April 2008, 16.05) that captured a Smithsonian exhibition from sometime in the future!
Now, is that exhibition space wifi? Can that tombstone text link to your mobile device?
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This is really quite amazing. If you would of told me 20 years ago that you can sit on your couch and surf the internet, I think my first questions would be what is the internet, and how do you surf it. Its amazing that wifi is no longer just a rare find. Even senior citizens are enjoying the benefits of wireless internet.
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