Resumen
In today's society people need computers, computers that are not only functional in terms of computation, but functional in mobile, dynamic and social lives. Current devices are following two trends, miniaturization and the inclusion of additional functions to a single device. Digital jewelry can address the situation by breaking the device apart and putting the appropriate pieces in the appropriate places. It is observed that there is an aspect of personalization that corresponds with the users' needs for self-expression and social communication. Looking at the future one can see how nanotechnology, quantum computers, and genetic engineering begin to enter the picture. The trend toward ever-smaller devices allows to create invisible machines that work together to provide an appropriate interface to the incredibly powerful and completely intangible quantum computers. But it has some drawbacks and hazards associated with the technology. Researchers believe that they will maintain control by designing systems that continue to serve the human. These systems will bring them closer to the promise of machinery, automating the processes to which they are not well suited.