Fast Technology reported on April 26 that electronic products are developing very rapidly, but people often recall the smash hit equipment of the year, such as MP3, DVD, Walkman and so on.
Today, the topic of "what will be the next obsolete electronics" has attracted everyone's attention and discussion.
Judging from everyone's feedback, cameras, tablets, TVs, e-readers, wired headphones and other products are all products that are on the verge of obsolescence.
Of course, the "elimination" mentioned here only means fading out of the mainstream market, for example, the camera is completely irreplaceable in the professional field, but it requires complex post-production, and the combination of camera lenses is also essential.
But among the mass consumers, the presence of the camera has been greatly weakened, 10 years ago everyone wanted to have a camera, but now everyone's mobile phone can shoot and record, and even the top flagship shooting effect crushes the SLR camera.
For ordinary users, the hardware and algorithms of mobile phone images nowadays, the photos taken daily have completely crushed the handheld camera shooting, and the camera has almost completely lost its meaning of existence.
As for the tablet computer, in fact, it has been in a tepid state, in previous years, even in addition to Apple, Huawei, Samsung, other large manufacturers have given up the market, only from the beginning of the online class era, Xiaomi, vivo, OPPO and other manufacturers began to pay attention.
The essence of the tablet is that the product power of the tablet is more embarrassing,That is, it cannot meet the productivity needs of the notebook,It cannot be comparable to the portability of mobile phones in entertainment such as mobile games,And the audio and video performance is far inferior to 2000Buy a more than 55-654KTV。
In addition, wired headphones have been replaced by wireless headphones in the mainstream market due to portability and interface problems, and e-readers are even more unpopular.
What do you think will be the next electronics to be phased out?