| KBG29 said:
Somehow Sony and Microsoft have to conveince more than just me, that shopping, paying bills, watching TV, making videos, editing pictures, buying stocks, socilizing, and playing games are all acceptable activities on consoles. Then we may actually be able to get home computers and mobile companion devices, that are higher price, and better value. But, until that becomes the norm, we will have underpowered consoles, a dieing handheld market, a broken PC market, and an over priced and extreamly limited function mobile market. |
I don't see how turning a console from a luxury item into a must need for every day work is going to make the current form of a PC "better" in price and value. Consoles are and always will be seen and regarded as a luxury item that isn't required for work, this is why the vast majority of workplaces contain desktops and laptops for their jobs.
PC market isn't broken btw.
Mankind, in its arrogance and self-delusion, must believe they are the mirrors to God in both their image and their power. If something shatters that mirror, then it must be totally destroyed.
