PCs are 'evolving' into ... netbooks

Computers are in the process of ' evolving ' into netbooks with features like lighter, more touch-sensitive and no built-in optical drive.

This trend is most evident in recent laptops (laptops) on the market recently.

According to the Associated Press technology consultant, the most surprising 'change' is the gradual disappearance of optical drives (CD or DVD drives) regardless of the users' They need them to install software, watch movies or convert their music library into digital format.

According to the explanation of the manufacturer, today users can completely download any software from the Internet or use storage drives via USB communication (memory card or external hard drive) . In a way Other, it is the explosion of the web environment that has killed this device.

Without an optical drive, the way to make computers more slim is also convenient. " Thin and light seems to have become the basic characteristics of modern computers ," said Paul Jackson, an analyst with Forrester Research .

This evolution, according to AP , is a consequence of the increasing number of people working in a moving state.

Another trend that is emerging is the application of multi-touch screen technology to computers. And the netbook market is still " feverish day by day ".