Tuesday, October 26, 2010

PHYSICS TECHNOLOGIES


this means that the driver of the computer market will pretty much be nothing more than replacement due to losses of breaking.


Of course, there are other uses of these technologies in the form of newer iPads and other handheld computers that will become more powerful and more flexible, but even those will hit their limit sometime around 2020 or so, with perhaps a few years extra before someone obtains an optimized design with all the best possible features.


Chip manufacturers will undergo radical downsizing, unless they can get into the markets for medical nano technology or nano manufacturing of other production related devices.

Imagine if Intel, Apple, AMD, Nintendo, Microsoft*, Cysco, and IBM all had to downsize by 10% to 50% within a matter of a few years. Well, microsoft has some padding because they are obviously far more about software than hardware, but even they would need to downsize if there isn't an all new generation of computer being cranked out every year.


There are only so many things that you can put a computer chip in, and it would start to get ridiculously redundant to be putting a super computer in everything anyone makes.

I'm talking about more than just a tech bubble, but a permanent tech plateau which rarely, if ever, goes up again afterwards...480" height="385">
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