On an evolutionary time-scale I suppose that it really didn't take long for humankind to realize that, for computers at least, physical size doesn't matter. The PCs we have on our desks are definitely powerful machines, and as we've been told countless times in the past, they take up physically an insignificant percentage of the space that their illustrious precursors consumed. Few of us feel cheated by having a tiny box on our desks insteal of something huge. Actually, today it's more a case of you attract attention only if you're small.

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