Technology predictions 2016

[scottish]

Following on from last years thread: http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=818156

Biggest ones from last year:
- SSD prices continued to fall, currently 250GB is ~£65 (not quite 10p/GB Chippiewill; )
- W10 launched and has been quite successful
- DDR4 RAM dropped in price and has reached home PC market
- HL3 still not confirmed
- Think only Samsung done a 8k TV at CES? (110 inch 3D TV) think that's still early dev though
- Retina MacBook Air is 2016 I believe
- Xbox still has their crap music marketplace last I checked
- Bebo is dead
- Steam didn't buy GOG
- m-SSD did become a bit more popular but think people still go with conventional SSD's
- 2TB SSDs were released
- Oculus Rift consumer release is Q1 2016 afaik


What are your predictions for the 2016?
How did you do in last years predictions?

[Nick]

iPhone 7

[Jake]

Pokemon go ;););)
Including all the watches etc!!

[dbgtz]

PSVR will be best selling VR. Rift will flop.
Valve will be sued (not sure this really counts).
PS4/Xbox One redesigns.
Microsoft will do nothing with the PC market.
MySpace makes a triumphant return.
The internet blows up.
HabboxForum closes.

[Kasabian]

MySpace makes a triumphant return.


this pls

[Prosiary]

Old gpus to become cheaper after pascal launch?

[xxMATTGxx]

Amazon sells most 250GB SSDs for less than £65 scottish ;/

[abc]

they need to make cheap micro ssds. my laptop came with it and i want a 1tb one for it but they are SO SO expensive.

[iBlueBox]

- iPhone 7
- Apple Watch 2 (but looks pretty much the same, hardly any difference)
- BBC starts to produce 4K Content

[scottish]

Amazon sells most 250GB SSDs for less than £65 scottish ;/

oh okay I don't check places like that for PC Parts.

[Chippiewill]

Just checked, looks like it's around 20p/GB at the moment...

I predict 10p/GB

[Agnostic Bear]

No HL3 announcement, more hats for TF2

11p/GB SSDs hi Chippiewill

[mrwoooooooo]

new nintendo console announced
new slimmer xbox and possibly ps4?
banks to release their own nfc payment apps in the UK