Where will computers be in 10 years?

Probably yes, computers will definitely continue developing at such speed as today's. As we all know, long years way back our typical computers doesn't look as they are today so relatively it will largely develop it's speeds and capabilities and also it's tangible form 10 years from now. I have heard of such technology as writing in the clouds or air being develop, so I'm expecting that within that period new technologies and innovations will be used to enhance greatly how we use computers and how they will largely simply almost everything we do.

I say there probely will be, if they look anything like computers not or have the same name is a differnt story. Its like looking at consoles but PC's seem to take a lot longer to change there shape:)

Software developed very quickly. Then, new software often requires new hardware. Now depends on you, how long you can stay with the old software?

It will be in our life everywhere.if you can play new Microsoft OS Windows 7,you will feel more people-oriented service.so I think the computer can instead of doing boring things in many space.and it will continue moving at the speed it is now. Because Just beginning.

Yeah, the computer technology is developping very fast. I think it will be even fast in future. After 10 years, a whole computer will be only one touch screen. Mouse, key board, harddisk will be useless. We can use every thing online by wireless internet.

I read an article that some inventor wrote about what his vision of the future will be. His take on it is the technology is there but will take a few years to make it happen.

What he describes was a computer about the size of a fountian pen. When placed in a holder would project the image you now see on a monitor on the wall or any other white service. It would also project an image of a keyboard on the table in front of you. As you place your hands on those keys it would detect it just like your keyboard does now and perform what you want it to.

Sounds wild but he projected that it would be possible within the next 10 to 15 years. So many other things to that that need be worked out but as wild and crazy as it sounds what we have today we thought the same of not all that many years ago.

It would seem in regard to technology the only thing that will ever stop it from evolving is our ability to imagine it.

tenology,especially computers have really made life easy for us.10 yrs from now simpliest of our work will be done by computers....i think that well stop using our brains and let the computer do the thinking for us.lol

As we all know that there's a big development of computers in the past 10 years.It truely makes the internet life amazing.Be frank I can't imagine the life in the 10years.Even no fantasy comes to me.The computers must be as common as water,which is not really common.
There is an idea comes to my mind,will the technology be stopped when it's at the peak??

It is really a difficult question to give an apparent answer. According to Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, in 10 years, the computers will know our intent.

In my opinion, things will progress with a high speed and become computers will become more intelligent and technical in the next 10 years. Portable, smaller and more lightweight, just like a cellphone will be the feature of the computers in the future.

Of course, it seems that all things are unimaginable for the endless technolorh degradation, perhaps our next computers will not be based on a glass of water but what is living in the water. This is just a joke. It is really difficult to seize tomorrow.

I could say that I wish that in 10 years there will be computers in every home with artificial intelligence and the size of a telephone. The problem is that sometimes it is not so much the technology but rather how well people adapt to it and how it adapts to us. Take ten years ago, some predicted that desktops would become obsolete in 10 years replaced by portables. To some extent it is happening but portables' major positive point it's movability is still held down by it's negative point battery durability giving the niche for people who spend long hours on computer the need for desktops. There are changes that are very quick like the move from CRT to flat screens. Then technology like touch screen computers (with virtual keyboards and inset speakers) are slowly taking their place, with their main counter being their price. So what do I see in 10 years time, of course they will be more powerful, the software will evolve, portables will be thinner and possibly touch screen thereby removing the need for keyboards and making them lighter, batteries will be more durable and lighter and then possibly desktops will become less needed. The issue is not so much what will exist, technology is normally far ahead of what is commonplace, but what will we as humans embrace and use.