The four device classes

Posted by: QuirksBlog, on 09 Jan 2012 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

I’ve been thinking a lot about device classes recently, and decided on a provisional four-class scheme. I have no idea if the scheme is going to survive, but we have to at least try to order the bewildering variety of devices somewhat.While I was at it I also gathered data from StatCounter about the browsing shares of these device classes.Your donation for keeping this research up and running would be much appreciated.The four device classes are: Desktop: traditional computers with a hardware keyboard...

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