Its almost half a century since personal computers hit the markets - Kenbak-1, which came in 1970, is widely recognized as the world's first commercially available personal computer. Since then PCs have gone through several changes in their form factors but one thing remain common in all of them - a screen. But now a startup, cofounded by a 19-year-old Zain Javaid, aims to change all that. The San Francisco based startup has raised $11 million in funding since its inception and plans to reshape how users interact with technology, moving beyond traditional desktop setups.
