Xiao Ming turned, lying on his back and resting his head on Yang Hanqing's thigh, and pulled out his Nokia from his pocket.
"Do you believe that, in ten years, the CPU processing power of such a small cellphone will exceed most of today's computers?"
"I'll believe anything you say."
Yang Hanqing looked down at him steadily and said, "Besides, I've also heard about Moore's Law, which posits that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit will double approximately every 18 to 24 months.
In simple terms, it means that the performance of processors will roughly double every two years, while the price will drop by 50%.
By that logic, it's not too strange to think that the cellphones of ten years from now will surpass the computers of today."
"Ha! I didn't expect you to be knowledgeable about the electronics technology field. I underestimated you," Xiao Ming laughed.
