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>>Cables connecting computers and peripherals have almost completely disappeared. I am still dubious of the above statement.

• jcranmer 8y ago
  Wired monitors are the norm. Wireless keyboards and mice are probably about as common as wired variants. Wireless headphones are growing in popularity (somewhat forced by Apple's decision to kill the headphone connector). WiFi is more common than Ethernet for connecting printers and computers, especially anything that's not a desktop. (And even for desktops, most prebuilt PCs seem to come with a wireless card installed, which suggests that WiFi desktop usage models is very common). As I elaborated, "almost completely" is not true. But in the sense that the wireless alternatives are a strong share of the market and growing, I'd count it as a partially-true prediction.
  • erikpukinskis 8y ago
    Wireless charging too.