BengaBenga on 07 February 2008
| kingofwale said: >It states that small companies don't have the money to work on PS360 projects and that small companies usually come up with innovative ideas. The article has nothing to do with Wii vs. PS360. hey, you know what? Welcome to capitalism! and small companies come up with innovative ideas, but they have no money to implement it, which means, it goes to waste. That's why you have huge corps spending millions to improve technology and on new ideas. Also, we must clarify what's the definition of "innovation" and how it differs from "innovative ideas". creative the fastest chip is, create a controller that waggle isn't. The former means building something from the ground up that has NEVER been seen before. The latter just uses the technology we already have today and make difference use for it. Wii is fun and cool, but it's not the definition of innovation. it's a "innovative idea", Look at Ipod, it's nothing new about them, it's just innovative. |
Dude, you don't have a clue. I work in one of the biggest and most technological advanced companies in the world and we use technology of very small companies all the time. You know why, because it's cheaper than developing it yourself because that detracts from the core business.
How is developing a faster chip innovation? The word faster says it all, same functionality, different speed. The Wii mote is pure innovation, because the technology is new for that particular purpose (controlling videogames).
