There is no doubt. The wearable technology takes. It's not just consumer electronics companies that make approaches to product ranges such as augmented reality glasses or smart watches. PC makers also want their cake. Rather, the need.

Acer confirmed less than a month ago to go into business in 2014. And the Dell American the same fate. "We are exploring ideas that space," acknowledged Sam Burd, global vice president of Dell PC area, to The Guardian. Dell, like many other companies who had bet on Windows 8, have seen the introduction of the operating system between the companies has been slower than expected. The OS is not the messiah that many had predicted. What will the wearable technology?



"There are challenges in cost and how to get a very good user experience. But the interesting thing is that computers are becoming smaller. Taking a watch on your wrist that is quite attractive, "says Burd. "In five years still need static computer desks, but there is a real need in terms of mobile devices," he qualifies.

With falling sales in the PC market, the possibility that Michael Dell abandons its dominance in the company and investor pressure, the U.S. manufacturer must seek new horizons to pursue the path of growth.

However, the manager has made it clear that not even consider leaving the personal computer business. "The PC is important to us. That's how we started as a company and this is the market where we have a very strong participation worldwide. Much has been written about the demise of the PC, but we will occupy an interesting place in the future.