Am 20.03.2013 19:16, schrieb Gordon Messmer: > Consider this: You have a fully functional workstation at your desk. You > finish up what you're doing and pull the > computer out of its dock. The computer has all of your apps, all of your > configurations, and all of your data. You > can use many of those apps on the computer's 4" touch screen. If you need a > larger screen or a keyboard, you break > out your "laptop" form-factor dock and plug the computer in to it. Presto, > you have all of your apps and data on a > laptop and continue your work.
what about redundancy aka RAID? what about large data? > The computer can be used independently, and it can be used in a laptop or > workstation dock. and usually all this are compromises which doing nothing of both really well > Is there room in THAT world for traditional desktop/workstation computers? > Probably some for people who need a lot > more computing power than you can readily cool in a package that's the size > of a smartphone. But, how much? It's > extremely likely that the near future of personal computing will move toward > very mobile devices that can be paired > with a larger display and input device virtualization? it is not uncommon these days that users rely on it for testing or let special software runs which does not exist in a native version well, even Windows7 had it BUILT-IN you need at least CPU power, you need RAM and you need fast disks sorry, but there where i work you will never replace a workstation with such toys in the office instead use the BEST tools for whatever you need instead such crippleded "fits all and nothing"
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