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* Users could equip their home with an IBM Watson to perform all kind of tasks including entertainment center.
* With IBM Watson, the device would be an entertainment center with preloaded games such as Jeopardy, chess, etc. Of course, IBM would preload these games due to large purchases.
* For serious users, they could connect the device to Internet collecting data, and performed weather forecast.
* Users could implement a drop down of 100 inches-screen from the ceiling to view and play games with IBM Watson. The TV screen could be implemented as a garage door, so it could roll up/down in order to hide on the ceiling.
* All lightings and systems would be controlled by voice activation including entertainment, air climate, lighting, security camera, games, etc.
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* The current size of an IBM Watson is 3 stacked pizza boxes, and costs around $3M. 10 years from now with a smaller size and with a large order, I should get a better deal.
-> Source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-cost-of-licensing-hardware-to-get-an-IBM-Watson-starter-system-purchased-for-development
>>> this is the beginning of a new era for Watson, but it's also one we've seen coming for a while. Watson's come a long way since the days when it was schooling Jeopardy! Champions, on both the hardware and software fronts. Just three years ago, the supercomputer was the size of a bedroom. Today, it's about the size of three pizza boxes stacked up. It's also 24 times faster and has seen a 2,400 percent improvement in performance. <<<
-> Source: http://gizmodo.com/ibms-watson-is-now-the-size-of-3-pizza-boxes-its-als-1497914636
* Users could equip their home with an IBM Watson to perform all kind of tasks including entertainment center.
* With IBM Watson, the device would be an entertainment center with preloaded games such as Jeopardy, chess, etc. Of course, IBM would preload these games due to large purchases.
* For serious users, they could connect the device to Internet collecting data, and performed weather forecast.
* Users could implement a drop down of 100 inches-screen from the ceiling to view and play games with IBM Watson. The TV screen could be implemented as a garage door, so it could roll up/down in order to hide on the ceiling.
* All lightings and systems would be controlled by voice activation including entertainment, air climate, lighting, security camera, games, etc.
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* The current size of an IBM Watson is 3 stacked pizza boxes, and costs around $3M. 10 years from now with a smaller size and with a large order, I should get a better deal.
-> Source: https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-cost-of-licensing-hardware-to-get-an-IBM-Watson-starter-system-purchased-for-development
>>> this is the beginning of a new era for Watson, but it's also one we've seen coming for a while. Watson's come a long way since the days when it was schooling Jeopardy! Champions, on both the hardware and software fronts. Just three years ago, the supercomputer was the size of a bedroom. Today, it's about the size of three pizza boxes stacked up. It's also 24 times faster and has seen a 2,400 percent improvement in performance. <<<
-> Source: http://gizmodo.com/ibms-watson-is-now-the-size-of-3-pizza-boxes-its-als-1497914636
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