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>From a consumer perspective, it's unclear why a typical person needs a pc or laptop. Simple ergonomics. Forget dissertations, I get annoyed writing Hacker New
by quanticle 11y ago
>From a consumer perspective, it's unclear why a typical person needs a pc or laptop.
Simple ergonomics. Forget dissertations, I get annoyed writing Hacker News comments on my phone. Technology may change, but human physiology doesn't, and until we get telepathic interfaces, a "human sized" interface is going to be most comfortable for any task that takes longer than a few minutes.
- sospep 11y agoTry talking to it. Voice recognition is really good on most platforms today. I realize that its not always an option but can be very handy at times.
- norea-armozel 11y agoI tried doing that with a tumblr blog I have and it didn't work out. It's faster and easier to write by keyboard. Seriously, I can't see how anyone talks to a phone while trying to get their thoughts out. Correcting a sentence or copying/pasting a series of sentences is much easier with a mouse/keyboard combo than a touchscreen/voice combo.