After Apple, Mac,Windows and MacBook Pro, where is the next climax of computers?

Since the bubble of Internet TV was blown up by Letv, the myth of Xiaomi has been slightly embarrassing. At this time, Huawei, which single-handedly challenged the 5G industry chain in the United States, came late, and the two LCD TVs have passed 3C certification.

Not to mention the oligarchy of Internet TV for the time being, the smart phone side has moved from the era of contention of a hundred schools of thought to the competition. Huawei has pushed the mobile phone to 5G fold with a "fairy spirit". As a result, Samsung has made great efforts and accumulated great profits, and Apple is still watching. Of course, in order to "keep fresh", the iPad mini & iPad Air, iMac and AirPods were continuously updated on March, the eight nuclear Macbook Pro and iPod touch were updated on May 22, and the iPod touch was updated on May 28.

Such a dense "hardware clearance" inevitably makes people question how soft WWDC is tonight?

From "Blue Box" to Apple, from Mac, NeXT to iMac, Jobs led the era of consumer computers. Although Gates caught up in the middle, Mac OS still has about 6% of the market, and there is also the continuous blood transfusion of iOS, the mobile phone system. Apple has a good hand: it is deeply rooted in the computer field and flourishes in the mobile phone field.

But in recent years, as Apple's resources began to tilt towards the mobile phone, computers were once coldly treated.

Compared with the preferential treatment of one mobile phone a year and several models a year, the computer has only added a "flash in the pan" chicken rib -- Touch Bar in addition to changing the "core" game.

Although Touch Bar fell from the altar for almost a moment, there is no denying that Apple has been leading the transformation of notebook computers from light and thin, touch screen to Touch Bar. After that, friends and businessmen also have a lot of experience.

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Samsung: Real with fake
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Notebook 7
Samsung simply followed the appearance of MacBook Pro directly and rushed before the "press conference.

This routine is not very familiar.

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Dale: The same old tune
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Alienware
Dell's gaming computer Alienware wants to be "kind" compared with Apple in the 15-inch and 17-inch notebook computers ".

XPS flip screen
Of course, aliens want to compete with MacBook inevitably have some lack of air. On May 28, Dell successively released XPS flip screens, XPS workstations and all-in-one machines. There were not enough gimmicks and the number of them.

While the concept of a flip screen is not new, Dell has really worked hard.

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Asus: Too much force
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ScreenPad
Asus was also excited when Apple turned the auxiliary key into a Touch Bar and welcomed many "disreputations". It did not like the touch screen and turned it into a ScreenPad-claiming to be "the world's first smart touch pad".

ZenScreen Touch
Do you think Asustek's skills stop here? No, at Computex conference, Asustek made another "convenient display"-ZenScreen Touch, which can connect your smartphone, external keyboard and micro HDMI input.

ZenBook Pro Duo
This is not all Asustek has brought about an upgraded version of the ScreenPad-there is a 32:9 IPS "ScreenPad Plus" screen directly above the keyboard, which is 32 times the pixel of the MacBook Pro touch bar Touch Bar.

Not that Asus has no "creativity" and courage. It expanded the Touch Bar that Apple does not want 32 times into a large screen, which is indeed a "great innovation". However, it is not friendly to users' past usage habits. It does not have the advantages of integrating tablets and notebooks.

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Intel: East into West
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Honeycomb Glacier concept
Intel's Honeycomb Glacier tries to bring two screens to game users-a 15.6-inch 1080p main panel and a 12.3-inch 1920 x 720 secondary screen; They are connected by two hinges.

Of course, Asus and HP have tried to install the second screen on the computer long before Intel. The LCD button Switchblade by Razer and the multi-touch LCD screen of RAZER BLADE at CES in 2011 can be regarded as the origin. As for the hinge, Lenovo's IdeaPad Yoga, Acer's ASPIRE and Microsoft's R7Surface have all tried. It can be said that Honeycomb Glacier is the master of the above second screen and hinge technology, it is not limited by the original appearance of the computer.

As for what surprise will WWDC give us tonight 2019?

Is there any room for further optimization of MacBook Pro?

Surprise is certain, but surprise or fright is not necessarily?

Then, there is no doubt that Intel's Honeycomb Glacier is the ceiling of computers at this stage. It is certainly not the most perfect posture, but it is an effective folding ecology.

But in fact, folding is only an appearance, and full screen is the kernel. You can't see that the second screen after folding is to expand the proportion of the screen, and you can't see the deleted touch screen to make room for the large screen. So far, the computer has taken the exact opposite path to the mobile phone: the mobile phone is busy folding up, while the computer wants to become a larger two-dimensional screen.

I don't know if you have found that there is also the largest "nail house" while the screen on the computer is two-dimensional. You have all started to use auxiliary keys, touch screens and hinges. Why is the "keyboard" just let go, is it just because the unique touch of finger pressing the keyboard cannot be replaced by electronic keyboard and holographic keyboard for the time being?

Regardless of what the keyboard has done secretly, they will also meet unmanned driving, nursing robots, artificial intelligence and AloT on the way to the folding of mobile phones and the unfolding of computers.

And all these fights are just competing for the "entrance" of the next generation of Internet terminals. Whoever masters the entrance will master everything.

PS: The case material comes from the Internet