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| Have you heard octa-cored cpus? 
Computer chips are improving in terms of speed, but the trend now is not the speed, but in efficiency. Chipmakers are into dual core, quad core, for multi tasking. My idea is this: can someone build motherboards that will accomodate 2, 4 or maybe 8 cpu's (old but working chips). The same principle is applied on quad core cpu's (4 old cpu's in 1 mobo). Application: 4 tasks at the same time can be performed by the computer. (Convertible slots are encouraged so different cpu speed and slots may be used.) Which means 4 (or maybe 8) different cpu's can be used in a single mobo! Get my idea? Any wilder? Feedback please!Reward: the product for free! 
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| Flexible Computers
I think it is about time to stop making our electronics in stiff plastic. We could make all the components fit in the right places and make our casings see-through and flexible for futuristic and multi-use and multi-purpose reasons. The main reason would simply be to be able to bend them in half to fit in a backpack.Reward: A new computer of this type - make that one of the first hundred off the line!
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| Height-Adjustable Laptop Screens
I think a lot of people will agree with me that spending a lot of time in front of a laptop can be a real pain in the neck. Literally! They have the swivel screen, but why don't they have the adjustable height screen? Being able to adjust the screen height, each person can adjust it to their comfort level. This will make everyone pain free and, more importantly, more productive. Better technology is shifting us from bulky PC's to mobile laptops, but why do we have to keep lugging along huge monitors too? I love my new extra wide laptop screen, but why can't I adjust it? The simplest solution: make the laptop screens height-adjustable and forget the swivel.Reward: Good karma, comfortable computing, and peace on earth, of course!
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