Life-proof laptop cases, portable ergonomic work stations and foldable keyboards are a few of the top November 2015 computer ideas that strive to make work and play possible from absolutely anywhere.
Now that many consumers are waiting for the majority of computer peripherals to operate wirelessly, wired items like humble power bars, charging stations and keyboards are getting attractive makeovers to be displayed rather than tucked away.
As computers become more powerful and compact at the same time, brands are taking the initiative to engage with tech-savvy consumers. For instance, Virgin Media recently set up in-street Wi-Fi systems for a city in the UK. Similarly, Google is working on a project to turn old, outdated phone booths into Wi-Fi hubs.
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- Gen Z (primary audience)
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