personal computing

“There's probably 50 to a hundred million people whose actual job is doing that kind of thing. And everybody else have a PC to run email and SAP.”

“This isn't just a smartphone anymore. It's now grown and completely disrupted the PC.”

“The tech industry has sort of had one of these central agendas sort of every 15 years or so for the last, you know, probably since the sixties. So mainframes are the center of the tech industry from the sixties through to the seventies, then the PC from the mi…”

“That a smartphone is actually much less immersive than a PC. You're not sitting in front of it for three hours a day, just looking at that screen. Instead, it's something that you do in 5:10 seconds, you know, that you can pick up and put down. That it's with …”

“Will I be able to tell the difference running Keynote and a web browser and email and Excel? No, I will not be able to tell. Would I be able to tell running Stable Dive Fusion? Oh, suddenly I get that image back in 10 seconds instead of 20 seconds. Oh no, that…”

“And it says we don't have an Excel yet. You've got the PC as this sort of substrate. Suddenly everyone has a computer and it's only, it's amazingly cheap.”