The Laptop Advantage

crazy denna · Post by **crazy denna** » 03 Mar 2010, 14:09

Hi

First of all, you shouldn't even be considering a laptop unless you truly need the portability. After all, portability is the only feature laptops have over desktops. Ask yourself: where am I going to use this laptop other than at my desk? Here are some possibilities:

* You need a computer while traveling
* You need to use the same PC at home and at work
* You need to use your computer in meetings
* You are a student, and you want to take it to the library or classroom

In your decision about whether you need portability, take into account that laptops are NOT feathers. They weigh a few pounds, and can be slightly cumbersome to carry around, when you include cables, power supply, extra storage drives, etc.

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andr70 · Post by **andr70** » 06 Apr 2010, 08:29

Well, I realize quite well that laptop has so many advantages, but I hardly ever use any of them, I mean when I travel, I don't use computer at all

StephenKingman · Post by **StephenKingman** » 06 Apr 2010, 10:05

I have a laptop and it suits my needs perfectly, i need it mostly for the net and hardly ever watch movies on it, it depends on the circumstances of the owner.

brownnataly21 · Post by **brownnataly21** » 07 Apr 2010, 08:53

I have a desk Pc and I have a laptop. When I was choosing a laptop, I thought about the fact that it's easy to travel with it.

ResearchScholar · Post by **ResearchScholar** » 10 Apr 2010, 22:55

So manyy places have wifi connectivity these days, and that is why I have my lightweight laptop in tow virtually all the time. I never know when I will need it. And everything that needs a quick update I can do so on the spot. That beats the problem of things getting piled up by the day's end and inevitably never getting updated/completed.