Will traditional desktops really be obsolete?

Will never be obsolete, for several reasons:

1: Performance-wise, a memory stick in a desktop is bigger than a cell phone's motherboard, and the CPU is bigger than a cell phone's or laptop's size. To give a not-so-subtle example, if the desktop used the size of a cell phone's motherboard to make a CPU, you can imagine how fast it would run. As for the desktop and laptop aspects of the comparison is also the same, we can use the simplest way to test. You can open more than two large games at the same time. The good nature of the desktop, running two large games at the same time is not card will not crash. But the laptop, it is going to die, I am afraid that all burned. As for the cell phone, do not mention, a large game installation package are more than 20 G, desktop can be installed at the same time, dozens of large games. How big is the memory of a cell phone? The desktop can be installed at the same time four hard disk, hard disk space is four times that of the laptop.

You can also add a few more memory sticks. That's something laptops can't do. High-end desktops have more than two CPUs, the equivalent of two or more computers in one. You can't be as powerful as two of mine if you're an ultrabook. Anyway, bigger is better!

2: Comfort: a laptop or cell phone can not have a 55-inch display, right? And an amplifier and stereo speakers.

3: maneuverability: the keyboard of the laptop is good or not, we know ourselves, and each person uses the external mouse of the laptop. We play games even more so, I play racing games, all have an external steering wheel operation. Playing haunted house game using photoelectric gun, this thing laptop is not good to realize. If you must use a laptop, then your laptop USB socket is definitely not enough. Even if it's enough, it's not comfortable. As for cell phones, I don't need to mention it, I type about 150 a minute, try it on a cell phone. As for diagramming, programming, office apps, forget about cell phones.

Of course, it's not that laptops or cell phones are bad, I love them too because they have one big advantage that desktops will never have, portability.

Here's another reminder, try not to buy an all-in-one because it's not as portable as a laptop and doesn't perform as well as a desktop. It can't be expanded. Highly integrated tends to heat up. In short don't buy hybrids.