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[Zcythe]

Figured this should be in computer talk...

Anyway my view is that desktop computers and physical computers are going to go away in like 25 years. It's going to be just networks. You will just have a device and the hardware will be somewhere else and you can get what ever you need through that device. Calls, internet, orders or anything of the kind. Now enthusiasts will still have their comps but other than that it will just but networks with remote hardware. That's just a summed up version of what I think will happen. Didn't read everyone's post so if you already said this or something similar.

[Geri]

[elpacco]

[ipivb]

I probably should have posted in it computer talk.

Maybe we'll find something completely new. But mainly what I am saying is that, as far as increasing the transistors in a chip and making the fine details smaller... there's not much more we can do past 14nm. Architecture will improve a little more.

The network idea already exists. I forgot what it's called, some companies use it to reduce costs, prevent equipment from being stolen, etc. My old work tried it once... only problem was, the remote computer was absolute shit, and our workstation would grind to a complete halt if everyone was logged on at once. It does nothing to improve the speed of computers. Just reduces costs.

[Geri]