From the article: we're in a "post-PC" world in five years, the PC won't be what it is today. Allow me to be skeptical. Those statements sound just like 'the

From the article: we're in a "post-PC" world in five years, the PC won't be what it is today. Allow me to be skeptical. Those statements sound just like 'the novel is dead' from the 60's of the past century. It's now fifty years later, and we can still buy books; and desktop PC's, desks and chairs won't disappear anytime soon.