My OperaThe computer of the future
Thursday, January 11, 2007 4:05:49 AM
I should patent my comment!
But I like to share... in the future, not to far actually, the computers are going to be mobile phones, no more laptops, nor desktops, there is going to be stations, where you "park" your mobile, the station charge the mobile, and shows the content on a bigger screen or even on a hologram!, and the keyboard and mouse will be instantly connected and working, you no longer need to sync to take your data, since you take your computer with you, some phones are already doing something similar, but still depends of the big PC (Laptop or Desktop).
Maybe the mobile itself will project the information using holograms and a virtual keyboard and mouse will be projected too!
This comments are because of the announcement of the Apple new PDA-Phone iPhone that follows the trend of microsoft, palm and symbian, sorry for mac lovers but belive me, they didn't made a thech revolution with iPhone... since there are tons of smartphones already, and Nokia has one with a harddrive too. But it's good to know the trend.
But I like to share... in the future, not to far actually, the computers are going to be mobile phones, no more laptops, nor desktops, there is going to be stations, where you "park" your mobile, the station charge the mobile, and shows the content on a bigger screen or even on a hologram!, and the keyboard and mouse will be instantly connected and working, you no longer need to sync to take your data, since you take your computer with you, some phones are already doing something similar, but still depends of the big PC (Laptop or Desktop).
Maybe the mobile itself will project the information using holograms and a virtual keyboard and mouse will be projected too!
This comments are because of the announcement of the Apple new PDA-Phone iPhone that follows the trend of microsoft, palm and symbian, sorry for mac lovers but belive me, they didn't made a thech revolution with iPhone... since there are tons of smartphones already, and Nokia has one with a harddrive too. But it's good to know the trend.
