Honestly, it's only a matter of time before hard-copies disappear altogether. Sony has been saying since the PS2 that they want to create a device that does everything home electronics needs. One day you'll go to a store (perhaps virtually) and buy a Sony Bravia TV with a built-in Vaio/Playstation and you'll carry around tablets and smart phones that are all hooked into the same internet. Storage space for media will be astronomical as all you games, movies, TV series, etc. are all stored on the same network (maybe a cloud-type thing?) and all purchased electronically.
I wouldn't be surprised to see this in 10 years. Just think 10 years ago smartphones were just barely coming out. Techy people had dumbphones and Palm Pilots while iPods were just barely seeing the light of day. Now tablets and touchscreens are popping up all over and competition will start to make the prices on thoes fall in the next 1-3 years. Don't be surprised when tablets replace the laptop someday.
I wouldn't be surprised to see this in 10 years. Just think 10 years ago smartphones were just barely coming out. Techy people had dumbphones and Palm Pilots while iPods were just barely seeing the light of day. Now tablets and touchscreens are popping up all over and competition will start to make the prices on thoes fall in the next 1-3 years. Don't be surprised when tablets replace the laptop someday.
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