The modern PC is changing shape more often than ever, which is evident with the Alcatel 'Xess 17' All-in-One PC that is designed with functionality that's highly portable.
Packed with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage, the PC features a 10,000 mAH battery pack to make moving the system around more intuitive.
One of the interesting moves with the Alcatel 'Xess 17' All-in-One PC is that the PC will be running Phoenix OS instead of a being pure Android. This allows the device to operate on the fence between being a mobile device and a traditional desktop computer.
The needs of consumers when it comes to computing are ever-changing, so brands are responding in kind with new products like the 'Xess 17' that try out different multi-use functions.
Tablet-Inspired Portable PCs
The Alcatel 'Xess 17' All-in-One PC will Run Phoenix OS
Trend Themes
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Portable All-in-one Pcs — Opportunity to disrupt the personal computing industry by creating all-in-one PCs with highly portable functionality.
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Hybrid Mobile/desktop Devices — Opportunity to innovate by creating devices that operate on the fence between mobile devices and traditional desktop computers.
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Alternative Operating Systems — Opportunity to disrupt the computer software industry by experimenting with alternative operating systems for personal computers.
Industry Implications
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Personal Computing — The personal computing industry can benefit from the development of highly portable all-in-one PCs that meet the changing needs of consumers.
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Consumer Electronics — The development of hybrid mobile/desktop devices like the 'Xess 17' may disrupt the consumer electronics industry by creating a new market for these types of devices.
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Computer Software — The exploration of alternative operating systems like Phoenix OS may lead to opportunities to disrupt the computer software industry with new innovative solutions.