Application of personal computers in the laboratory
1981
The Role of Personal Computers in Laboratories
Commentary
Author Information
Author(s): R.W. Arndt
Conclusion
Personal computers are becoming increasingly important in laboratories, but their adoption has been slow due to concerns about continuity and proper selection.
Supporting Evidence
- Personal computer sales are expected to surpass analytical instrumentation sales this year.
- Despite their importance, the reception of personal computers in laboratories has been cool.
- Many questions remain about the proper use of personal computers in laboratory settings.
Takeaway
Personal computers are now common and affordable, but labs are still figuring out how to use them without disrupting their work.
Limitations
The commentary does not provide specific data or studies to support its claims.
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