Thread: On the longevity of devices.
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Old 04-05-2012, 10:05 PM   #4
heeby
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I don't think there will ever be ONE device to rule them all as my needs won't allow it. I do however think many needs could be condensed into fewer devices. I want my phone to be light and small...that is counter to what is trending. I don't want to carry a heavy and large phone in my pocket. So one device won't take over as a phone at least. But one device could take over as an ereader/tablet for light browsing/map/email etc. If they can get color eink or some equivalent tech to work so we don't have to compromise on the viewing/reading experience and battery life I would be interested. But I will always want at least a phone, laptop, and a reader as none of those can do the other's jobs without sacrificing.
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