I like 15 years, because that's 10 doublings by Moore's Law... 1024. What becomes trivial with an iPhone that's 1,000 times faster? If instead of Crysis fps o

I like 15 years, because that's 10 doublings by Moore's Law... 1024. What becomes trivial with an iPhone that's 1,000 times faster? If instead of Crysis fps of 20, you have 20,000. If instead of 2GB RAM, you had 2TB RAM; instead of 1TB HDD, 1PB. Instead of 2 MB/sec broadband, 2 GB/sec. That's just the standard, average device - not high end. Of course, these might be disrupted by something less powerful but more convenient. One trend is HDD being disrupted by SSD, and by the cloud. Flat-screens probably will be disrupted by 3D/hemispherical/projectors/e-ink screens.