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I wonder... Could we call 2005 the year computing power reached sufficiency?
Is the only reason *basically* any of us need more computing power down to inefficient software?
I'm sure some of you will want to draw the line earlier, but I made sure to include fully-programmable GPUs (like the XBox 360's) in my cut-off!
This is before smartphones, but only just!
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