I doubt laptop sales would go down. It really depends on the use-case, and need for convenience. With a laptop (assuming it's not a desktop-replacement style b

I doubt laptop sales would go down. It really depends on the use-case, and need for convenience. With a laptop (assuming it's not a desktop-replacement style brick) it's easy to use it in a lounge chair outside, or on a couch in the living room, or to take it over to a friend's house to show something. Many people don't even use computing-intensive tasks. So, I don't really see the switch to working at home really changing user preferences. I could be wrong, but we'll see.