These are the reasons I can think of:
- It is difficult (takes time, effort, money, etc.) to advance hardware and technologies.
- They wait to make more money.
Please give a somehow detailed answer discussing each true reason.
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3$\begingroup$ Source? Where is it shown that improvements are not high enough to justify this time? Without checking further, I find Moore's Law shows it develops at quite an impressive speed. I am not saying your statement is wrong, it will just help everyone if you back this up with sources. $\endgroup$– AKdemyAug 5 at 8:38
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$\begingroup$ @AKdemy, actually, that's what I think, which can be proven or disproven by having my questions answered. $\endgroup$– AZeedAug 5 at 9:46
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2$\begingroup$ What makes you think so? As it stands, it is purely an assertion that may or may not be completely wrong. Also, hardware is an extremely broad term (computing, network, home repair equipment, builders hardware, ...). This article seems to suggest the exact opposite of what you think (for computer chips, which is a type of hardware). $\endgroup$– AKdemyAug 5 at 13:04
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$\begingroup$ what's wrong with 4) it's really really difficult? $\endgroup$– user253751Aug 5 at 14:21
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3$\begingroup$ This question seems really only to apply to proving or disproving the OP's opinion. $\endgroup$– RaydotAug 5 at 17:14
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