The big question here is: if Apple, Samsung and possibly Microsoft succeed in building their own mobile and desktop CPUs and GPUs, how will this new trend affect the market and the price of devices?

According to business market research firm International Data Corporation (IDC), there is evidence to suggest that demand for desktop/laptop computers is expected to drop by a mere 2 percent over the next four years, with sales projections telling of a decline in computer and tablets down to 393.9 million units in 2021, from the 435.1 million units sold in 2016. However, demand for detachable computers, such as Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface Book, are expected to climb, from a current 21.5 million, to 37.1 million in 2021.

Virtual Reality is about to turn into a multi-billion dollar business, at least according to predictions by J. P. Morgan Chase. This means that VR is bound to be more accessible and affordable as time goes by, and demand grows.

NVIDIA has made consistent headlines for its GTX 10-Series of amazingly powerful GeForce GPUs. These cards bring incredible performance across many types of device, including laptops integrating mobile versions of the latest Pascal-based GPUs.