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laptop questions?
ok i am making my own laptop and here is a few questions that i need to know:
I need something with a headphone jack.
one of my big questions is where could I get 6 USB ports for it
I am not using a screen due to I am using some virtual reality goggles. and it will not run off of battery.(well it will but an quite big one)
so I mainly need a good motherboard.
if you were wondering it is just one of my ideas to make a portable computer for personal use. so when I am walking I can use a computer.
Love the idea of making new stuff, can you see the stuff thats you are passing as you walk (ie. people)? Thats important... Oh Yeah, I forgot I'm answering a question 
try http://www.newegg.com/
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Virtual Class Reunions?
Imagine if they had a pair of virtual reality goggles that you could use to have a virtual class reunion with your old classmates so you wouldn't actually have to physically go to one!
Think about it, the virtual reality classroom could look like the one you went to, or you could change it if everyone agreed to it. Plus you could make your virtual self look exactly like you wanted!
Who's with me?
Sounds cool, but Ultimately it would not have the same effect for if you actually went physically..
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It looks cool, but I think you will get disappointed when you get them. I bet the graphics sucks, and there is probably lot of bugs..
But when the technology gets better, some "Virtual Reality" glasses would be great!
i wish you were.
virtual reality!
Have fun at your next Childrens party, Sandra]]>