desktop or laptop, what do you choose? what is better?

Answer 1

LAPTOP, You have more freedom with it......hey...I'm on my laptop now.....but it's an Apple laptop...:( sh**.




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Answer 2

Laptop

Answer 3

It depends on your needs. If you want to play a lot of games, design beautiful flashy websites or magazines and work with massive pictures.. Then a desktop is your best option. It is cheaper to replace parts inside it, to upgrade the memory, and more comfortable to look at for a long time.

For any other reason, choose a laptop. Though parts are dearer, the advantage of being able to take the lot under your arm is immense. That said, do avoid the cheap plastic laptops, Dell Inspirons for example are pretty much 'disposables'. It's best to invest in a proper one: HP/Compaq, IBM and Sony are brands that can provide decent products and good service.

Answer 4

I live in a very small apartment so for the moment a laptop works best for me. If I had the room, I'd have a desktop. It's so much better for the back sitting in a chair and not slumped on the couch and they are easier to type with.

Answer 5

Laptop.

Answer 6

I'm a fan of my laptop. I got a stand for it so it sits at eye level like a desktop and I have a mouse and keyboard added to it. I'm a student so I really like the portability.

Answer 7

desktop. my screen is bigger and better than a LCD. what could i do with a laptop? there's are computers anywhere i go, to friends or work. the only places where i can't use it are on the street and in the bus. but i can't use a laptop in those places anyway.

Answer 8

Desktop. Desktop.

Answer 9

Will you take your computer with you and put data into it where ever you take it?
Does your work require you to use a computer off site?
Are you required to give off site presentations?
Do you just want a Laptop and nothing else?
If your answers is yes to any of the above, buy a Laptop!

If not, buy a desktop:

More computer for the money spent.
Greater upgrade capability
More Performance capability

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Answer 10

depends on your needs really. if you're always on the go and doesn't really need all that memory space then go laptop. if you need a lot of programs and memory space for whatever reasons then it is better to go desktop i think...

Answer 11

desktop. i don't like to bring my work along and games play much better on a desktop.