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--- information-technology:2020-portable-computing [2024/02/21 03:16] – [Grand Unification] marcos
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 ====== 2020: Mobile Computing ======
-As opposed to last year, while the philosophy hasn't changed, the focus of this newer entry has shifted towards mobile computing.
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+===== Computing Unification to a Single Device =====
 Continuing from the 2019 article below, [[information-technology:2020-portable-computing#best-devices-and-os|Best Devices and OS]], there are benefits to having multiple devices, in terms of each one having its own utility niche, and there are benefits to only having one device for everything.  Multiple devices offer a failsafe in case one dies.  Different operating systems offer different features.  However, multiple devices also require more maintenance (time and effort) and greater cost.  The simplicity of using only one device and one operating system may be more advantageous.  Your needs will determine the path.  While desktops have their own niche, this article is for those who seek portability, without losing ergonomics.
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 ====== 2019: Best Devices and OS ======
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 ===== Computing Without Excess Hardware =====

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