>Hi Guys, I just thought I'd get some information from
>people on what the specs of their PC will be in 10 years.
>How much Ram will you have? What size will the Harddrive
>be? Will GFX cards offer true to life realtime rendering?
I think that our perception of the PC will change. It won't have a CPU as such, but rather a system of operating unit's, where processing power is no longer an issue.
I also believe that all subsystems in a computer will be accessing the same memory. There really is no need for separate memory. As for memory size, again, I believe that it won't be an issue anymore. Perhaps both processing power and memory will be centralized... Interesting thought - after having broken free from the mainframe of the 60's, we'll be going back to them again in the future, based on both technical and commercial reasonig.
Andy
>people on what the specs of their PC will be in 10 years.
>How much Ram will you have? What size will the Harddrive
>be? Will GFX cards offer true to life realtime rendering?
I think that our perception of the PC will change. It won't have a CPU as such, but rather a system of operating unit's, where processing power is no longer an issue.
I also believe that all subsystems in a computer will be accessing the same memory. There really is no need for separate memory. As for memory size, again, I believe that it won't be an issue anymore. Perhaps both processing power and memory will be centralized... Interesting thought - after having broken free from the mainframe of the 60's, we'll be going back to them again in the future, based on both technical and commercial reasonig.
Andy