Chances are we’re going to see more netbook sized devices without truncated resolutions. My HP Mini has a 10 inch screen at 1024*600. Other manufacturers have machines sold as netbooks with 10 and 11 inch displays at 1024*768 and 1280*860. Early differences in processor have started to fall apart as larger machines grab onto the more power efficient chips. I’m not really sure if I could come up with a solid definition of netbook nowadays, let alone properly distinguish them from a notebook.

Plus… I’d bet good money we’ll see some netbook style machines with touch displays before too long. That’ll totally mess up every device category. They’ll start becoming tablets with fold out keyboards.

When folks finally get around to implanting things like this, which is what Lepht Anonym intends to do, that could be another story. Devices intended to directly interact with the body or remotely signal through the skin could mess with the controls of the pacemaker.