Laptop Or Desktop?

lol ... I bought a laptop for the portability ... but I seldom use it anywhere but on my desk!

I find that I can stay focused better by sitting here in my office with few other distractions. If I take my notebook anywhere else in the house, I get distracted by family, by television, by stuff outside the window...

However, the benefit is still portability: when I travel, my whole office comes with me inside my computer! How can you beat that?

GT

I use a laptop but usually work away from home using mobile broadband.

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I use a laptop myself, but made the mistake of buying one that's a bit too heavy, though the large screen is nice. I want a really light notebook next time.

Interesting topic,

Like everyone, we stated with a PC, and if like most, we have had a few, at least I have, but for the past year I have used nothing but a laptop since closing my traditional office, then home office, to sitting on couch for past 8 years working from my laptop, so I couldn't even imagine a reason to go back to a PC?

I have had three laptops, and my most recent is a super compact lightweight Dell and a Gateway now that my daughter needs computer for school, so given they take less space, use less power, are portable when I travel, more convenient and once you get use to keyboard, I could not even imagine using PC with mouse any longer. lol

Like everything, it is all about what you are comfortable with, and when I am sitting on my couch scanning all my emails and managing my online business interests, I sometimes say, why did I ever bother setting up a home office sitting at a desk? Laptops are so much less expensive now, and although my old Dell was heavy, it was a great personal heater in winter. lol

Success to all,

Mostly i use my labtop for my work. I just use my desktop for playing games or some other activities. I don't want to use it for my work. Coz i feel very easy to work with labtop.

I use the desktop, the laptop is only a year old, but bulky for its age.

I use both. During traveling I use the laptop.

I have to admit, I'm spoiled.

I have taken some of the money from IM and invested into some tools for me.

I have a killer Mac desktop with three 27' monitors I would not trade for anything. If you run Photoshop or Dreamweaver, good luck with a laptop. They will simply not run as they should without massive RAM. (I have 32 gigs). 4 Terras hard disk. No it's not stock.

I also use a MacBook pro for times when I travel, which is a lot. I can keep up with everything, but do not do really serious stuff which is ok, because I travel to enjoy, not work. That is the beauty of passive income, it requires little tweeks, but nothing major.

Hey, all:

I am now a confirmed laptop (notebook) fan!

Speed? I have NO issues with speed on my notebook ... except with websites that can't keep up to my computer. I've said it before and I'll say it again: the ONLY way my HP Pavilion could be any faster would be if it started telling me things BEFORE they happen, or doing things before I even knew I was planning on doing them! lol

I've been using this notebook for more than two years now and because it's been so dependable, and so easily portable, I can't imagine ever going back to a desktop-dinosaur.

GT

Me using both laptop and desktop. Mostly I use to work on laptop and feel more comfortable.