I was always a desktop person since I got my first 'true' computer in 1990 (a 386SX w/2meg ram and a 40meg HDD). Went through a couple of 486s, a Pentium 333 (I think), and aCompaq Presario with an AMD 1.57GHz. All desktops.
Well, when I had to replace the video card in the Compaq so I could play Civ IV, I knew it was time to get a new system. This time, I got me a laptop and two wireless keyboard/mice sets (one is bluetooth), two Kensington docking stations with port replicators, two power cords, and so forth. I now have lug my laptop back and forth to work, but have the convenience of not having to sync data anymore. With the port replication and wireless keyboards and mice, I NEVER EVER use the integrated inputs on the laptop.
Oh, the laptop is a Dell E1505 with a 1.84GHz Intel Centrino Dual Core, 1GB Ram, integrated bluetooth, integrated 802.11 a/b/g, widescreen 15" screen, 80GB HDD (small, but so far okay), and some pretty sucky integrated speakers.
Well, when I had to replace the video card in the Compaq so I could play Civ IV, I knew it was time to get a new system. This time, I got me a laptop and two wireless keyboard/mice sets (one is bluetooth), two Kensington docking stations with port replicators, two power cords, and so forth. I now have lug my laptop back and forth to work, but have the convenience of not having to sync data anymore. With the port replication and wireless keyboards and mice, I NEVER EVER use the integrated inputs on the laptop.
Oh, the laptop is a Dell E1505 with a 1.84GHz Intel Centrino Dual Core, 1GB Ram, integrated bluetooth, integrated 802.11 a/b/g, widescreen 15" screen, 80GB HDD (small, but so far okay), and some pretty sucky integrated speakers.