The End of Computers As We Know It
Did you think you had seen it all when you bought your first laptop back in the ’90s? So did we. Isn’t it incredible how wrong we all were? These days computers are small enough to toss around like a Frisbee and faster than most of us ever imagined they could possibly be. Yet with all of these advances in technology, we still haven’t seen the end of the computer’s evolution. Check out this fascinating infographic to see what the future holds.
(Source: onlinecomputersciencedegree.com)
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“The End of Computers As We Know It”
10:30 pm on May 13th, 2011
Actually, I just built a new computer…and it’s awesome.
12:07 am on May 14th, 2011
FAIL. Putting together a history like this without mentioning Xerox is an utter fail. Sure they failed to monitize it and got overshadowed by those who stole it, but their place in inventive history is this space is astonishing.
12:12 am on May 14th, 2011
I can’t imagine that it will take until 2023 for processor sizes to reach their limits. My estimate would be 5 years earlier than that.
DNA computing…well, that is something even farther off…
12:34 am on May 14th, 2011
You start in 1958, thus ignoring Alan Turing, well done.
11:18 am on May 14th, 2011
So this graphic told me absolutely nothing. All it did was basically tell us that either hardware or software will advance and/or “have” to advance to accommodate future computing. A chimp could have told me that.
Thanks for wasting my time, DIGG.