32 replies to this topic

[tsupersonic]

At home, it's a combination of desktop/netbook/tablet/smartphone. I primarily use the desktop for normal surfing/gaming, netbook for RDP'ing into work, tablet/smartphone for couch surfing. At work, it's just work laptop/desktop.

[Medfordite]

My shiny new desktop of course! I have always used my desktop as my main system. I have a laptop and smartphone as well, but can't justify squeezing all of my tasks into a tiny screen and less powerful system (laptop).

[Javik]

Desktop. Mobile devices are nice, but they'll never replace a desktop PC in my life.

[Paul Ferson]

I use my desktop mostly. I gave my laptop to my mum when I picked my current machine up. Occasionally I use my phone for some light web browsing but not for heavy-duty tasks.

[Lord Method Man]

Desktop PC running Windows.

[Mr.XXIV]

An old crappy laptop running Windows 8 with a 27" LED Monitor and a solar powered keyboard.

[SMELTN]

Dot Matrix, on 12 November 2012 - 18:00, said:

Funny. My Surface seems to be a computer by definition. So are iPads, and other tablets. They all compute. They all do work. Care to try again?

I agree anything that has a processor/hard drive, etc is a computer. Its just which category as in Mobile or not honestly, so The King of GnG is wrong in his opinion for sure

[Asrokhel]

Desktop. I'll have a laptop as well in about a week or two.

[+littleneutrino]

when I am home I spend 90% of my awake time sitting in front of my desktop however, if I am in the living room I have my tablet with me (which i can use to remote connect to the desktop If i need to)

[linsook]

htpc

[ManMountain]

My desktop most of the time for most things, my Nexus 7 for simple web tasks and similarly, but to a lesser extent, my Nexus mobile. I do intend on purchasing the Nexus 4 tomorrow, possibly a Nexus 10 as well but I doubt my technology usage pattern will change, but we'll see

[oliver182]

My smartphone.... until I get a new computer. The last one burned to dead

[beanboy89]

Thanks for the replies thus far. Personally, I use a desktop most of the time, probably more than 90% of the time. When I was in school, I used my laptop all the time, but now that I've graduated, I touch my laptop probably less than once every few weeks. I also have a tablet, which I use second most, behind the desktop. It's nice to use while lying in bed or on the couch. I use my smartphone only when I'm not at home (at work or out and about).

[Skyfrog]

A desktop is my only computing device.

[Raa]

Hands down desktop PC. Use them everywhere, with no intention of changing. Of course, using Windows 7.