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I would be even more worried, because then they have a bigger excuse to kill off product lines for real computers. The problems isn't just the form factor. It'
by seneca 4y ago
I would be even more worried, because then they have a bigger excuse to kill off product lines for real computers.
The problems isn't just the form factor. It's primarily that phones and tablets are significantly dumbed down, closed, and more user hostile devices. Windows is already trending more toward the phone experience with dumbed down interfaces, forced updates, telemetry, and ads baked in and it has made it all but unusable. I want less of that, not more.
Computers need to work for, and be owned by, the user. We had that, and we're rapidly losing ground.