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Where do you see technology in ten years? - Darth-Apple - May 8th, 2013

In the past decade, we went from expensive Pentium 4s to quad-core i7s. We went from 1GB of RAM being considered too much to 8GB of RAM in many home computers. With such a trend of rapid progression in technology, there is no telling what will be coming next.

What do you expect technology to become over the next decade?


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - simlink - May 29th, 2013

I can't say for sure. It has changed so much in the past decade, and the rate of change is increasing. So it's hard to say. The next big thing could be something that the public doesn't even know about yet. I do wonder if Google Glasses will take off, however. Those seem cool.


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Darth-Apple - May 29th, 2013

Well said. I'm pretty sure the public didn't see cell phones becoming such a big thing ten years ago. There's no doubt that whatever is next will likely be unexpected as well.


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - simlink - May 29th, 2013

For sure. I still remember those old Nokia phones with "Snake" on them, back when screens weren't even colour. Neverming the Smartphones/Superphones we have today!


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Darth-Apple - May 29th, 2013

Black and white screens? Wow. I think it used to be the PDAs that had all of the cool applications and what not. Nowadays nobody really uses them, since cell phones can do the same things these days.


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Gmdykfuiygh66476 - May 29th, 2013

Like link said it's hard to tell. But I do hope that SSDs become cost effective soon. I can see them making hard drives obsolete soon.


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Darth-Apple - May 29th, 2013

Absolutely. Maybe 5 second boots will be more plausible if SSDs become more popular. Big Grin


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - simlink - May 29th, 2013

Darth: Yep. That was a long time ago... :p
Cheese: For sure. It`s definitely going to be interesting.


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Darth-Apple - May 29th, 2013

(May 29th, 2013 at 1:30 AM)simlink link Wrote: Darth: Yep. That was a long time ago... :p
Cheese: For sure. It`s definitely going to be interesting.

Maybe it's just my computer... It takes like three minutes to boot Tongue (thanks microsoft)


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - simlink - May 29th, 2013

Mine takes about 30 seconds, though I`ve never really timed it. It is fairly quick, though.


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Gmdykfuiygh66476 - May 29th, 2013

Mine boots in about 10 seconds or less. Often times though, you can get from initial booting to desktop in less than 10 seconds, I guess depending on how hard the computer feels like working that day Tongue


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Darth-Apple - May 29th, 2013

10 seconds? Nice. That's running from Linux, right?


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - simlink - May 29th, 2013

One thing interesting to see in the future will be Console gaming. With the onslaught of new consoles coming up (Xbox One, PS4) it should be interesting to see how consoles evolve.


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Gmdykfuiygh66476 - May 29th, 2013

Yes that's on Linux. But Windows startup isn't too bad either (10-15 seconds)


Re: Where do you see technology in ten years? - Darth-Apple - May 29th, 2013

@Cheese - ah nice. Must be them SSDs Tongue

@simlink: I'm really interested in seeing when the PS5 will come out. The PS4 is pretty awesome, but technology is evolving so fast, who knows what's coming five years from now?


RE: Where do you see technology in ten years? - SpookyZalost - June 8th, 2018

going to bump this one.

given the release of AMD Ryzen and everything I think things are going to change drastically, hell intel is actually being forced to compete again rather than be bloated at the top.

things are going to get real crazy lol.

also why RGB, why so much RGB... such a waste!!!! 0_o