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Old 28-08-2011, 13:11   #58
Hom3r
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Re: The day of the PC over?

Desktops will not disapear, 99.9999999% of business's use them.

The only way I can see them going is if you just connect a screen, keyboard, mouse to a server.

I have connected my PSP & DSi XL to the web but they are limited what they can access.

My smartphone can view a lot of websites with out issues, but screen size is a limiting factor.

Laptops & nebooks are just portable desktops and have limited upgradability.

Desktops problems are there are so many different H/W configurations that there are unlikely to be two identical setups (excludeing business setups).

With technology today you can hide the base unit, connect to a TV screen, connect to a network HDD, and use a wireless mouse and keybord, so I think the desktop wil remain, but hidden.
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