(Guest post By JBIL)
First of all sorry about the font size, slight technical glicht as the post was sent over from JBIL.
The all in ones took 2011 by storm and have pretty much wiped out the old desktops. They had a long run surviving through good and bad times as well as threats from laptops gaming and notebooks. But it has long been overdue as its been replaced with a Pc that actually sits on your lap or at your desk with out having the tower cluttering up space.
First of all sorry about the font size, slight technical glicht as the post was sent over from JBIL.
The all in ones took 2011 by storm and have pretty much wiped out the old desktops. They had a long run surviving through good and bad times as well as threats from laptops gaming and notebooks. But it has long been overdue as its been replaced with a Pc that actually sits on your lap or at your desk with out having the tower cluttering up space.
The
Desktop tower PC was literally loved all over the world with a lot of
stuff packed into a tower. With great specs for it all to. But now the
all in ones are everywhere at least one or two in each household and a
lot more in businesses too.
You
can still find a few towers haunting shop shelves but not as much as
they used to, due to technology evolving over the years. Okay the very
few desktop tower makes out there now do still pack a punch inside them
with lots of hard drive space ( Up to 1TB or more) as well as having a
decent 4GB ram , but this is nothing compared to what you can now find
in a laptop. The gamers and some companies will still use towers
especially gamers when it comes to graphic cards and liquid cooled CPU's.
But All in ones and Also tabs will from now one dominate the near
future.
Intel
and AMD have sped up the process of this change by developing
computers using up a lot less space as well as reducing the battery
usage but still managing to get a great performance. And now there are
more sleeker and thinner machines still being developed. So is the
future all about thin and fast?
As well as all of this there comes the touch computers. Windows 7 helped boost
this theme with laptops and screens purely used by touch only, But there
is a good bit of news for the desktop tower lovers who don't want to
give it up for a more compact device as windows 8 can be supported on
towers. so its not all doom and gloom.
Some
people may hate the fact of touching a massive screen but just think of
not having tonnes of cables hidden under the desk constantly tangled
where as with touchscreen computers laptops and tablets, this is pretty
much hassle free with only having the charging equipment cables.
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