IMO mobile and PC will ultimately combine into the same device in the coming years. We're already seeing that with combo laptop/tablets and as we can fit more and more power into our mobile devices they'll take over the simple stuff our PCs do.
You'll bring your phone to work and it will connect to your monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc. You'll do your work on it and then when you get home the same thing. However, thats not to say niche markets for high powered computing won't still exists. Gaming, video and image editing, coding, etc are all going to require higher end machines. But for a large percentage of people all they do is e-mail and web browsing with some word processing or spreadsheet work. Current phones can handle that stuff pretty easily at the moment, whats missing is the ease of hooking up all your peripherals.
IMO mobile and PC will ultimately combine into the same device in the coming years. We're already seeing that with combo laptop/tablets and as we can fit more and more power into our mobile devices they'll take over the simple stuff our PCs do.
You'll bring your phone to work and it will connect to your monitor, keyboard, mouse, etc. You'll do your work on it and then when you get home the same thing. However, thats not to say niche markets for high powered computing won't still exists. Gaming, video and image editing, coding, etc are all going to require higher end machines. But for a large percentage of people all they do is e-mail and web browsing with some word processing or spreadsheet work. Current phones can handle that stuff pretty easily at the moment, whats missing is the ease of hooking up all your peripherals.