> What's broken is the personal computer. It was wrong form the start. It wasn't broken from the start. It was the only thing possible without ubiquitous broad

> What's broken is the personal computer. It was wrong form the start. It wasn't broken from the start. It was the only thing possible without ubiquitous broadband access. Now that we are getting close to ubiquitous broadband access, the cloud (thin clients) are starting to make sense, but they were impossible back when the only connection to the web was dialup.