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Saint Peter’s Academy.
14/05/12

Computer Exposition Booklet.
‘The Future’
Presented By:
Karla Marie Pleitez.
Mirian Maria Aguilar.
Andrea Nicole Trochez.
Gracia Maria Recinos.
Andres Eduardo Mejía.

Mr. Barber
Computer Class.
8th ‘B’
Introduction.
If you think iPad, iPhones and iPods are the ‘new’ thing, you’ll be surprised with the new technology to come in the future years tocome. Not only technology but softwares and networks are soon to change too. By 2020 you’ll be forgetting about iPad and soon to welcome the ‘bracelet computers’. Expect to see the change not only in Computers but in your home appliances too. Refrigerators are being packed with T.V now, T.V’s have now Internet Connection and 3-D. Computers are receiving major changes, do you remembers thoseblock-sized screens? Now they’re L-D screens, with speech recognition, Touch screens and now you don’t even have to use a mouse and a keyboard. So get ready for the future of technology.

The Future of Computers: From Tubes to Tablets
Recent innovations such as the iPad provide an exciting glimpse into the future of computers. Before looking forward toward future computer trends, let's take a quicklook back to gain a better appreciation of the evolution thus far. Do you remember when the first primitive computing machines occupied entire buildings? The massive machines from the mid-20th century consisted of row upon row of vacuum tubes and wires. You had to use stacks of punch cards to program these beasts.
The Future of Computers: Home Computers
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates were bothinstrumental in bringing the computer down to size. With the introduction of the personal computer and its widespread acceptance, computers shrunk while processing power increased. Even the bulky CRT monitors got a makeover with flat LCD monitors now the norm. In addition, costs have fallen so much over the years that many households own several personal computers and wireless networks. Future technologywon't necessarily render the home PC obsolete, but it will change it. For example, modern televisions and appliances are now Web-enabled. Expect future technology to blend appliances into the home network.
The Future of Computers: Laptops, Netbooks, and Ultrabooks
First there were laptops, then there were netbooks, and now there are "ultrabooks." These mobile devices share severalcharacteristics including the integrated folding design and portability. Differences include size and storage (laptops use hard disks, netbooks rely more heavily on the cloud, and ultrabooks use Flash memory). Despite their similarities and differences, future computer trends point to a lesser reliance on keyboards which could potentially render this category obsolete.
Future Technology: Speech Recognitionand Touchscreen Technology
While speech recognition is still imperfect, it has improved greatly in recent years. Windows 7 includes a built-in speech recognition program in its operating system while Nuance's Dragon Naturally Speaking software continues to gain acceptance.
Not only is the keyboard in danger, the mouse is too thanks to touchscreen technology. Tablets and smartphones currently makeuse of touchscreen technology and many "all in one" desktops now come with touchscreen LCDs. When Windows 8 comes out, it is expected to take the touchscreen into the mainstream.

Computers of Tomorrow
Today's computers operate using transistors, wires and electricity. Future computers might use atoms, fibers and light. These are the types of computers that could be everywhere, but never seen.Nano sized bio-computers that could target specific areas inside your body. Giant networks of computers, in your clothing, your house, your car. Entrenched in almost every aspect of our lives and yet you may never give them a single thought.
The Web is shifting the needs that we have in our lives and the functions that we can perform, so there will be some cognitive shifting that goes on. We...