Laptops to Desktops

If you are always on the move or you need to do work from many location in your home then laptops is more suitable for you compared to a desktop. You get a desktop if you are only going to do work on your computer from a fixed location.

Go for a Laptop. I have done. sold my desktop and purchased a Dual Core Laptop for INR 28000 ( about USD 700 ) Now I can use the PC at home and on the move. I consider : desktop + UPS = laptop Now, if there is a power failure, i don't have to worry for about 2 hours.

I've had desktop for years and now within the last few years I got laptops instead. I love laptops better and sometimes their cheaper then desktops. I love carrying my laptop with me when its warm out and finding the wifi spots to get on the net where every I am. I love laptops I never want to own a desktop again and laptops take up less space then the desktop.

I don't mind staying at home most of the time. As long as i kick a kick a** system though.=D So, screw mobility.Ü

Getting a laptop is ideal if you: like working outside, or your on the go. Getting a desktop is ideal if you: want to get more bang for your buck, and you dont care about mobility.

I'm torn on this debate. I've recently purchased a laptop from HP with all the bells and whistles so that I can not only do web browsing, document handling, business activities, but that I could also take on my gaming needs. Prior to this, I had a laptop and a desktop. I just moved and got rid of the desktop because my laptop does everything I need. I could always place it on a desk and do my gaming, I could always take it with me on trips and ALSO do my gaming. It just satisfies both of my needs of mobility and gaming. However, if you are looking for an inexpensive laptop and you are a gamer, you might as well go for either both or just a desktop (if you don't need the mobility). I love laying on my bed and reading articles online, open up the casual games, and then when I want to do the hardcore gaming, I just place it on a desk and connect an external mouse... and off I go.