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Now that I have found the computer capable of handling 192 GB of RAM... Where do I get one? And How do I configure it so I can upgrade from 24GB of RAM to the maximum?

I guess they need to develop the software for it to run on different applications... BTW I think it would be a good exercise for the hands ...not good for extended use though.

Is Kinect really that advanced that I could use my hands to scroll across the screen and cut and paste redundant pixels?

Does anybody know anything about this Virtual Reality glove? What can it do? Can I use it with Adobe Photoshop to use in place of the shortcuts?

It's based on prime numbers it just looks scrambled it's not...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7BhIlLjFEM This is the video I am working with in Photoshop and Adobe Premiere...

No, I've never built a computer before but I do have some experience with electronics and I have the help of friends who can direct me if I get lost who have built their own computers... I'm working with Windows 7 but could work with anything that supports Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premiere...

So I just order the parts and follow the manual and I can build it just like that?

http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/dream_machine_2011_how_we_created_best_pc_ever What do you think if I pieced this machine together... except I would get a 46" touchscreen monitor.

shoot I don't need a server yet I'm running a number-color scheme program... which takes up a lot of RAM...

Should I buy it part by part or wait until I have say $12,000 saved then buy all at once... I know I need a lot of RAM because my Adobe Premier movie making software isn't cutting it at 8 GB of RAM... (I know at the current prices that the machine would cost about $22,0000... for 288 GB RAM...

maybe I should go for the Octane III starting at $7995 http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/sgi-octane-iii-personal-supercomputer-22-09-2009/

How to build? How do I build one of these computers with 288GB of RAM?!!!!!