Ubuntu developer Summit: PC is the future

This year's Ubuntu developer Summit (UDS2012) was successfully concluded on June 23, May 11. What can I say? To save time, watch the film: Obviously, the "Gadget" located at the bottom left of the image is the future PC computer, people now call it "smart phones. This year's UDS conference reached the consensus that "ThesmartphoneisthefutureofthePC." The only problem now exists: When will this happen?

This year's Ubuntu developer Summit (UDS2012) was successfully concluded on June 23, May 11. What can I say?

To save time, watch the film:

Obviously, the "Gadget" at the bottom left of the image is the PC computer of the future, but people now call it "smart phones. This year's UDS conference reached a consensus that "The smartphone is the future of the PC." The only problem now exists: When will this happen. To put it bluntly, in the near future, people will put PC computers in their pockets and walk around. After going home, they will put the computers in their hands next to the desktop display screen and use them as PCs. Can this approach work?

High-end Android smartphones produced in the second half of this year will have a new feature: they are used on large displays, as shown in. The above questions are transformed into: When will high-end mobile phones become popular? Here, the so-called "high-end" Mobile Phone refers to a "small computer" with 1 GB memory, 1.4 GHz processor, and a high-definition video output port ". That is to say, in the future, PC computers will have two output display screens, one for a while. The two can be switched seamlessly, and the operation modes of the large and small screens are identical, for example, using Unity desktop.

Is this an "invention? None. Truth is always simple, and even fools will feel "rational ". See the article "Android's new ally (ally) against the iPhone: Ubuntu" (published in May 1, by Jason Hiner ).

Note: Ubuntu TV is another hot topic on UDS this year. This topic is available almost every day. To put it bluntly, Ubuntu smart TV is also a small computer box. In the future, no matter what individual "computing devices" will become "very small", and do not have to "fill in the fat box". Small is beautiful! (This is the banner I posted at the 1993 Beijing computer International Exhibition. This is the old emperor's experience .) Therefore, "Li aiyun" has adapted to the international development trend.

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