Desktop or notebook?
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HiDDeNMisT
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I use both my desktop and my laptop for both gaming and work. My laptop is used more for work then my desktop tho. I am a network engineer so I take it onsite with me alot.
Perfectionistic
Posts: 46 +0
I yearn for the power and upgrade-ability of a desktop because I find myself using a laptop like a desktop 95% of the week. However, that 5% a week that mobility (with all files/programs/VGA & HDMI ports/... capability) is an absolute requirement. I supplement the laptop experience with a large monitor, among other things.
On the comments about laptop keyboards reducing typing speeds - I totally agree, and I am also kinda ticked when I don't have a full num-pad for those high-speed data entries.
On the comments about tablets for presentations of PDF's and so forth - I find myself presenting somethings on my phone that, if presented on a tablet, would enhance the presentation quality dramatically. Granted, some of those presentations are unplanned on-the-spot type of deals, but I guess that is where a large phone comes in. Whether the cost vs. utility of massive and expensive phones is worth it comes down your preference and your situation.
On the comments about laptop keyboards reducing typing speeds - I totally agree, and I am also kinda ticked when I don't have a full num-pad for those high-speed data entries.
On the comments about tablets for presentations of PDF's and so forth - I find myself presenting somethings on my phone that, if presented on a tablet, would enhance the presentation quality dramatically. Granted, some of those presentations are unplanned on-the-spot type of deals, but I guess that is where a large phone comes in. Whether the cost vs. utility of massive and expensive phones is worth it comes down your preference and your situation.
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