CptStern
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It was fun while it lasted, but as of 2011 the era of the desktop computer is officially over.
In this iPhone-crazed, connected-TV obsessed, high-speed Internet world, the desktop computer is no longer relevant. All those reams of desk-bound e-mail have given way to terse texts from Blackberries. Those zippy, graphics-intensive games are now the domain of consoles like the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
The vast majority of computer users don't spend days working on CAD engineering programs to create complex 3-D wire frames. Or crunch massive amounts of data to assess the results of a pharmacological assay. Truth be told, most of us have been using PCs to read e-mail and cruise the news. But now, there are better devices for that.
with tiny screens and keyboards that take you 10x as much time to do it on your desktop. I for one cant wait till my work desktop is replaced with a mobile phone
http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/01/11/pc-is-dead-ces-tablets-smartphone/#ixzz1AkTCtpmK
anyways foxnews/the media in general need a kick in the balls. after every single electronic show mainstream media doles out the hyperbole as if it's their last meal