Let’s discuss what the future of computers will look like

Imagine that, haha. Getting smaller and smaller, ubiquitous, usable and controlled anytime, anywhere. O(∩_∩)O~

Smaller, faster and more convenient, the display can be folded and the network function is stronger

The chassis should be getting smaller and smaller, and the speakers will be embedded on both sides. In addition, the power consumption will be very small in the future, which will make the computer noise very small, and the mouse and keyboard will be integrated into one. The microphone and camera will be integrated into the display.

It’s almost like a mobile phone and can also make calls.

More advanced, faster, more powerful

Large-scale, miniaturized, intelligent and multi-functional, these are the directions that can be thought of at present.

Computers are mobile, mobile phones are computerized, and they will eventually merge into one. Personal guess.

It will become smaller and smaller, very light, thin and beautiful in appearance.

"Computers are mobile, mobile phones are computerized, and they will eventually merge into one. Personal guess. " I guess this is the current direction. At the Electronics Show, a prototype has already appeared. A computer is larger and thicker than a mobile phone. It looks like a big mobile phone. But it is still a computer, Intel Atom chip, 2G memory, embedded XP system, built-in Office and IE. game. 3D(? ). In terms of communication, in addition to the mobile phone network, it supports Wifi, Bluetooth, and Wimax. Infrared. What about the monitor? Glasses monitor, comes standard with ear-mounted headphones. The sound effects are said to be excellent. What about the keyboard? At home, you can have a wireless keyboard and mouse. On the road, use sensor gloves (? ) Recalling the spy movies I watched, a man was standing alone on the subway, wearing black sunglasses and a pair of cool gloves, tapping randomly in the air or on his legs. He was using a keyboard and mouse! It is said that the pupil display built into the glasses is equivalent to an 80-inch LCD monitor. Then there are actually only 2 questions left. . . 1. The most important thing is the cost, when it can be used, and it is not expensive. . . At present, it is mainly a matter of batch size, and the cost is as high as nearly one million US dollars. --Do you know what the most expensive mobile phone is? It’s not the gold-cased diamond-encrusted phone that’s fooled in TV shopping, nor is it an iPhone, it’s this thing. . . It’s a terrible computer configuration, but it’s not easy to achieve the size of a larger mobile phone. An ultra-high-definition glasses display costs two to three hundred million US dollars. A virtual sensing glove costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. 2. Another key issue is energy consumption. . . It is said that the phone can be used for almost 3 days when it is only used as a standby device. Once the phone is online again, it can be used to listen to music, play movies, and do other things at the same time. . . It ran out of power in 2 hours. This company threatened to install Autodesk's AutoCAD so that you can work overtime and draw on the subway in the future? If I try 3Dmax again, I’m afraid it will really run out of battery in 30 minutes. I can't even answer the phone calls. However, once the technical problems are solved, the cost issue is a very simple one. . . It's just a matter of time. . . Look at where the computer industry is headed. You know, the price will definitely drop in the future. If it is reduced to one hundred thousandth of the current level, it can enter people's lives. This post was last edited by qiaopeng1231 on 2009-3-26 08:29 ]

The upstairs was so professional. They didn’t call computers at that time, right? It should be called optical brain or biological brain or something. Direct brain wave control, keyboard, mouse and monitor, etc. have become words that appear in classical Chinese.

There shouldn't be a keyboard and mouse anymore, let's use a touch screen.