Damion Lunin wrote:
cafes, parks, buses, etc. ...And even places with public computers, such as libraries, have only a limited number of available computers
Yeah ok, I guess in public places this is true. But you kinda underline my point. Because, even if we're not living in a time where smartphones are 100% able to replace the tools we would have on notebooks, there is still a point to make that one could wait in line to get access to a public computer and if not pull out the smartphone for quick checking of a website or writing a mail...
Sure, there will always be a case where a notebook would still be the best solution for what you have got to do, but still, I am wondering why it is still the go-to solution to carry your 15" screen laptop with you instead of embracing the fact that there are alternatives.
Damion Lunin wrote:
Notebooks/laptops would only be obsoleted once visualization and input technologies for smartphones exceed those of laptops/notebooks
Oh, I really want this to be successful. Come on
DeX,
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