This feels right to me on the hardware front, especially about laptops and desktops. Their basic form hasn't even remotely changed over the past 30 years. Ther

This feels right to me on the hardware front, especially about laptops and desktops. Their basic form hasn't even remotely changed over the past 30 years. There have been improvements – smaller, lighter, more powerful. There have been tweaks – convertible laptops, for example, but those haven't really stuck nor displaced the standard laptop. We are approximately, what, 40 years since the first thing that resembles a modern laptop, and it's fundamentally the same form factor. Even phones have grown in capabilities much more than they have changed in form factors. I wish we were closer to the 'next big thing', but I'd put bets on things staying largely the same. VR/AR, either via a headset, glasses, or contacts seem like the safest bet, but in no way a given.