Couple of things: 1. Your particular computing experience vastly depends on what type of connectivity you have access to. Some people, for example, don't even

Couple of things: 1. Your particular computing experience vastly depends on what type of connectivity you have access to. Some people, for example, don't even have access to broadband. 2. Computing needs vary from person to person. For example, using spreadsheets for financial analysis isn't ideal on Google Spreadsheets, not because it's impossible but because a lot of plugins tie into Excel. Now, I'm not saying most things we do now on a more powerful offline/desktop won't ever be eclipsed by their online counterparts, it's just that we're not there YET. I'm with you on the VR setup! Can't wait to strap on some VR goggles and do all my computing there!