>It won't change everything but I think it will become important. General purpose computing will continue it's dying path and in 10-15 years
I swear these kind of statements makes me feel old.
People in tech has been saying this for a very long time, and it's never been true, the PC market will only die if innovation and usability is dead.
What has happened is that we've spaced out our usage of tech with specialized tech, a good recent example is how say for instance smart watches have replaced the heart beat sensor and as a notifier /clock tool which the smartphone used to be.
I swear these kind of statements makes me feel old.
People in tech has been saying this for a very long time, and it's never been true, the PC market will only die if innovation and usability is dead.
What has happened is that we've spaced out our usage of tech with specialized tech, a good recent example is how say for instance smart watches have replaced the heart beat sensor and as a notifier /clock tool which the smartphone used to be.