>Once people can use their smartphones with a full size keyboard/mouse/monitor, it's game over for tablets and PCs. You already can do that. You've been able t

>Once people can use their smartphones with a full size keyboard/mouse/monitor, it's game over for tablets and PCs. You already can do that. You've been able to do that for the past few years. You can connect a bluetooth mouse and keyboard, and a display with the appropriate adapter. Android has supported it since launch, and iOS for atleast as long. People don't want their phone to be their PC. They want something physical they can use to get work done. Institutional and corporate purchasers are some of the largest consumers of new desktops and laptops. They want discrete, manageable hardware, not to have to deal with the nonsense of buying all of their employees a phone.