What Objects or Technologies Will Be Obsolete by the End of the Decade?

[ghosthunter]

Mas gusto ko pa yung simple phones, battery life goes on for a week.

Plus when something breaks on these phones, just throw it away and buy a new one.

Typically it lasts two years with our delivery truck drivers.

[Retz]

Nope. I doubt it.

Even today, a big chunk of mobile phones sold are the low end phones like the Nokia 1000... cheap, durable, long lasting battery life, gets the job done with no fuss.

pero sir GH, ung mga toucscreen mura na din ngayon baka pagdating ng 2020 price is as cheap na as those with keypads.

[ghosthunter]

pero sir GH, ung mga toucscreen mura na din ngayon baka pagdating ng 2020 price is as cheap na as those with keypads.

Retz, entry level touchscreens are crap. I touch the icon and wait for 10 seconds for something to happen. Then I find out tapped the wrong icon and click "back" and wait another ten seconds. Later, I try typing out a text message at 10 seconds per letter......

an hour later, I was able to send "hello there". Ten seconds later, I got a reply... "who are you? wrong send"

[badkuk]

Retz, entry level touchscreens are crap. I touch the icon and wait for 10 seconds for something to happen. Then I find out tapped the wrong icon and click "back" and wait another ten seconds. Later, I try typing out a text message at 10 seconds per letter......

an hour later, I was able to send "hello there". Ten seconds later, I got a reply... "who are you? wrong send"

...not to mention the durability, battery life, etc. Tsaka parang masakit sa mata yung screen coz of the lower resolution

[xwangbu]

sa pinas - wala. :D

- current trend na touch screen (baka motion based na maging in by 2020).
- yung mga desktop pcs na split cpu/monitor - puro AIO na papalit nyan.

[ghosthunter]

sa pinas - wala. :D

- current trend na touch screen (baka motion based na maging in by 2020).
- yung mga desktop pcs na split cpu/monitor - puro AIO na papalit nyan.

There is still a price advantage when buying split CPU/monitor systems. Price is cheaper plus you can get the exact specification you want.

All-in-one systems are usually great only for basic home use or office use. But once you turn to gaming or heavy graphics requirements, customizable machines are still the best.

[xwangbu]

^ for now ok pa nga yan. pero come 2020 - we'll see.

[ghosthunter]

^ for now ok pa nga yan. pero come 2020 - we'll see.

I have been building PC systems since the 1990s. Up to now I have yet to see any major trend to AIO systems. The only trend I see now is more people going to laptops than desktop units for their office or home computer needs.

[Retz]

Retz, entry level touchscreens are crap. I touch the icon and wait for 10 seconds for something to happen. Then I find out tapped the wrong icon and click "back" and wait another ten seconds. Later, I try typing out a text message at 10 seconds per letter......

an hour later, I was able to send "hello there". Ten seconds later, I got a reply... "who are you? wrong send"

baka naman ung mga cheap china touchscreen phone ang nabili mo sir GH. those disposable type of phones.

[ghosthunter]

baka naman ung mga cheap china touchscreen phone ang nabili mo sir GH. those disposable type of phones.

Even entry level Samsung touchscreen phones are crappy. Sure they are faster but they also still lag.