Maybe it is. But if the general public is happy with what they already have, manufacturers tend to iterate instead of innovate. Getting from europe to australia

Maybe it is. But if the general public is happy with what they already have, manufacturers tend to iterate instead of innovate. Getting from europe to australia two times faster, for ten times the normal ticket price makes me settle for the slower option. Even a 200% increase in CPU performance won't bring the general public back to desktop PC's they don't really need, because they are satisfied with what they have. We need something truly disruptive and get people interested in something else. Right now there are a lot of experiments (AR, VR, wearables, transparent screens, lightfield, new batteries, etc) which will, probably when combined into a truly attractive package, change everything. Again.