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The Personal Computing Renaissance: Why the PC Is Being Reinvented Again
Personal computing continues to reinvent itself. Laptops and desktops are gaining new processors, dedicated AI capabilities, improved efficiency and form factors designed around changing ways of working, creating and consuming digital content. At the same time, operating systems and applications are evolving alongside the hardware. This edition examines the renewed development of the personal computer, from chips and graphics to displays, software and AI, and explores why the PC remains a central and continually adaptable part of the technology landscape.
Editor's Note
Predictions about the end of the personal computer have appeared repeatedly, yet the PC continues to adapt whenever technology and user behaviour change. Today, new processors, form factors and software capabilities are driving another phase of that evolution. This edition looks at how the computer is being reinvented and why flexibility, performance and an enormous software ecosystem continue to keep personal computing relevant.
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