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I think at some point there will gradually be a line that divides consumer type devices and Workstation with a capital W type devices. If nothing else it'll enc
by keyringlight 1y ago
I think at some point there will gradually be a line that divides consumer type devices and Workstation with a capital W type devices. If nothing else it'll encourage the PC market to really decide for each use-case how much they value having a huge range of laptop or pre-built configurations or being able to assemble from parts. There's a lot of momentum in the PC mindset, but I also think a lot of people would be satisfied with less 'personal' so long as they were able to identify what they need and match it to capabilities of a model. 20 years ago the idea of a phone/table as the personal computer for most people and not a PC/laptop would be silly, yet here we are
- immibis 1y agoIs there not one already? Having a laptop or desktop puts you firmly in workstation category; the consumer type devices are smartphones (and they make up about 90% of all devices so we should probably stop treating mobile web pages as an afterthought).
- citizenpaul 1y agoMy experience with mobile vs desktop web pages is that the mobile ones are stuffed full of ads and "engagement" sinks. Not that the mobile version is second class.