Welcome back, desktop pc. No, it is not a conclusion deriving from an objective collection of data and it is not even a real hypothesis supported by clues of any kind: it is simply one of the possible worlds in the context of this vintage that defining "crazy" is certainly generous. . The coming months, the evolution of the pandemic and the choices of users will
be able to say something definitive in this regard.
The horizon of smart working, above all, could open to the possibility of seeing a return to the desk: not that of the office, but that of home. As for schools, it is unlikely that
there will be a generalized lockdown again, but more likely widespread precautionary isolations will take place to stifle new outbreaks of infection among the youngest in the bud. Make way for reorganization, therefore: whether it is for the study or for work, the desktop front still has a lot to say and the costs are often very affordable compared to a laptop-like parigrade.
The choice between a laptop and a desktop must be based above all on the type of mobility that is required for one's own operation, on the availability of a workstation in all the locations where one exercises, BYOD (“Bring Your Own Device”) logic adopted by the company or to the type of monitor you intend to have supplied. It also depends on what you do in your free time and therefore whether, beyond school and work, you intend to have high-performance devices or something else. In short: if until a few months ago laptops continued to erode ground on the desktop front, the reasoning can now - at least temporarily - be called into question by virtue of a profoundly changed context.
