Everything with technology seems to emphasize making things ever more minuscule. Is there any benefit to going in the other direction at all?
>>51643601
that computer looks so much cooler
fuck man
i wish using a computer was like operating a space ship
took a coordinated team of people to operate
sitting at the helm, the bridge of the enterprise, surfing the web
i don't know which one of you took this future from me, but i'm mad
>>51643601
More room for a larger battery.
Also, your photo is from a submarine.
>>51643601
>any benefit to going in the other direction at all
heat dissipation
>>51643601
bigger is required to be modular, and that could mean easier to repair or maintain
otherwise smaller is better, when it comes to hardware
less power used, less heat generated, faster signals
>>51643601
Dang, I wish my computer had a helm.
>>51643773
>Sulu, click on that picturrre.. of the girl with a penis..
>B-but captain I..
>>51643601
Harder to steal.
>>51643933
>we're no strangers to love~
>spock, what's this?
>it appears to have turned into a music video of some kind captain
>red alert
>>51644289
reminds me of this
http://picard.ytmnd.com/
fuck this takes me back like 7 years
>>51644394
we're too old for this world anon ;_;
>>51643773
so basically, you want nothing done?
Well if you have a big enough heatsink you wouldn't need fans.
More space would allow for larger batteries in laptops and phones, but those kind of need to be small.
Can't think of many other reasons to enlarge the size of the computer now.
>>51643601
>confusing density with size
