Monday, March 8, 2010
Laptop, It is an open and closed case
Technology has come a long way since the invention of computers. An upgrade from desk-top computers are laptops. In my opinion, this is one of the best innovations that was created. A laptop is convenient, being able to be mobile while using the computer, that is of course unless you need to plug it in to a power source to charge the battery. Instead of being stationary to a desk, the laptop can be taken around from room to room, home to work, home to school, etc. Just since the invention of laptops, they themselves have had major improvements over the years and way more advanced then ever. Of course, the more complex laptop you have, the more pennies you are going to spend, which includes companies, brands, and models. Nearly every laptop can be purchased with a web-cam already installed, among other luxuries. The newer models have a lot more complexity to them than older models. They are constantly upgrading. When pricing out and looking around to purchase a laptop, you finely find the perfect one you want. You order it and by time you receive it and boot it up, there is already a newer model on the market. It is very difficult to keep up with technology's latest and newest products. This is Pelkey Jenson Gray, and that is what's on my mind.
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From a business perspective, I wonder how computer companies stock items that become so quickly outdated... If a chip that is cutting edge today can get upgraded in one month, how would Dell be able to sell the outdates that they have taking up space that the new could be taking up? It must be very difficult to not run out of supply, and also not to overstock on expensive, cutting edge technology at the same time
ReplyDeleteAlso a big laptop fan! Actually, I got a netbook for Christmas (spoiled me...) and now when I have to actually use my laptop for work, it's an imposition...it's so "big"! Funny how perspective changes. Hope I never get a Blackberry. I'd probably lose touch with real life entirely.
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