Do you prefer a tablet, laptop, or desktop?
Which works best for you and why?
I love my Kindle for on the go. But the laptop has a USB and that is very important for my two flash drives that I have nightmares about getting soaked in water. Everything important is on there because computers have failed me a few times. If a Kindle had a USB port, it would be perfect. Desktop is my least favorite but it's handy to have only to keep valuable information. Always have a desktop and Kindle.
It really depends on one's lifestyle. I'd honestly prefer both a desktop and a laptop. It's not really for any particular reason, but I'd like to sit at my desk with a few extra monitors hooked up so I can multitask. On the other hand, however, I'd like a laptop for the portability. The only reason I wouldn't want a tablet is because they emphasize convenience over processing power.
I guess it does depend on your lifestyle. I also like laptops but you brought up a good point about having extra monitors. If you really want to, hooking up a couple extra monitors to a laptop is possible but can be a hassle.
it is, but Laptops are just that balance between functionality and portability, that "happy middle" between a tablet and a desktop. I'd love to get me another one after my old laptop broke.
I personally prefer a laptop and this is what I am using now. It is movable and I can take it anywhere I like. I wouldn't mind a little tablet for portability as well. But I just love my laptop.
For me it is a combination. I prefer my desktop MAC for writing or playing games. I use one of my iPads for watching movies, audiobooks, entertaining my grandchildren etc. I have the regular iPad and I got a mini iPad for Christmas which works out perfectly having two grandchildren!
Laptop is what I've known for the last 7 years. I do use a desktop at work but moving that mouse around is just plain frustrating sometimes. Having seen some tablets that people have, I might could do it but I like being able to have a keyboard readily available for writing emails, articles, and commenting online.
I use my desktop the most - I write up my hubs on it, play games, watch videos and everything else. I have an old netbook I like to use when I'm away from home - that way I can get some work done while I'm waiting around. My iPod mostly gets used for browsing social media and music.
Normally I have to work with great speed and for this I really need heavy machine, so I like laptop and desktop.
For me, the tablet is perfect for a movie night, the laptop is my best friend when I create my hubs and the desktop is for intense work. I think that they all are OK, but the laptop is more flexible
I have both a desktop and laptop that I do most everything on. I love them both for different reasons. I got a tablet a few months ago and still getting use to using it. It is very portable and allows for doing things almost anywhere.
Laptop. They do everything. I like to play computer games.
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