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Old 26-08-2011, 21:20   #37
Gavin78
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Re: The day of the PC over?

Well lets look at it like this....consoles are outdated as soon as they come out the box the ps3 and xbox360 are at least 5/6 years old now and although the graphics look good they just wont beat a pc which has the ability to move with the developers.

Poor pc games are down to sloppy companies not the computer. At the moment consoles are limited to games and some internet browsing but some new online games lag because the technology of the console finds it hard to keep up.

Tablets and smart phones although they are good for certain things they are still limited in what they can do and you can't type like you can on a keyboard with touch screen.

I think for now this technology is a fad for the smart stuff now whether this moves on and gets better I dont know but I can understand the point of view about being attached to a desk and not have any freedom.

I think the pc has plent of life in it regardless of its use. Gaming is down to the developers but again thats down to the individual home user. as I have repeated already the pc has shifted to online gaming and although there are larger companies out there releasing MMO games there are those that people dont buy in the shops and are download only from their websites.

I'm happy to stick around with my pc for gaming over my ps3
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