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That seems to me to be begging the question. I see no evidence that the desktop will "die out". It may change form, and it may be used by a smaller percentage
by danaris 3y ago
That seems to me to be begging the question.
I see no evidence that the desktop will "die out". It may change form, and it may be used by a smaller percentage of the computing public, but the idea that we're going to see a time without significant usage of desktop (or laptop) computers within the foreseeable future just seems laughable to me.
It smacks, to me, of the idea that the only thing worth being in the market is the very top: the company selling the biggest product, making the most money—otherwise you might as well not even bother.
This is toxic thinking.
- Maken 3y agoI do agree that "desktop" computing is not going away any time soon. But there is no point denying that PC market is shrinking and the average user is migrating towards smartphones and tablets. There is no more space to grow here and is no longer MS's priority like in the 90s. I mean, they tried to actively kill desktop PC with Windows 8.