Real Tech for Real People Ep 53 — Obeying Moore’s Law

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This week Tony and I tackle the big issue:  Should broadband pricing obey the law?  Yes, some have argued that broadband pricing is in violation of the law–and we rip that idea apart. In addition, Tony shares his thoughts comparing his iPhone 4 to his newly purchased Samsung Captivate.  It’s Android vs iOS.  Certainly a don’t miss episode! ======================================== Click Here to listen to Real Tech 53 Click here to subscribe via iTunes LISTENER QUESTION: Sgt Slade asks… NEWS: Amazon takes aim at iPad in the sun. Snarky? HP Announces an Android Based Tablet (but it seems rather hamstrung) “ Why isn’t the pricing of Broadband obeying Moore’s Law ?” The article title is a bit OTT, but the bottom line is quite interesting: Since the buildout is nearly complete, they author(s) argue that the revenue now is almost “pure profit.” Should we expect prices to come down? Or are they displaying a common misperception of economics, assuming that there is a relationship between “cost” and “Price” (there isn’t.) TIPS Photo: Just for fun (or is it Phun?) you can get make an overlay to put on your (i)Phone to make it look like a camera. So now, it really CAN be a camera! (or just go to step 7 and download one…) http://content.photojojo.com/diy/make-your-phone-look-like-a-camera/ PICKS: Steve: TuneIn Radio for the Android Tony:  TWIT for iPad -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Steve’s info:  [blog] http://theprofessornotes.com [twitter] @scmprofessor Tony’s info: [blog] http://getthenext.com [twitter] @tonypittman

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