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I never got into laptops, the portability is not important to me, and before it becomes comfortable, it's docked and has real big monitors and mouse/keyboard an
by dusted 4y ago
I never got into laptops, the portability is not important to me, and before it becomes comfortable, it's docked and has real big monitors and mouse/keyboard and a comfortable chair and good table.. At that point, it's just an expensive desktop.
That said, I had a T520 about 8 years ago, that was an okay machine, it had a real docking station and reasonable performance.
- Joel_Mckay 4y agoI like a workstation with battery backup built-in, and not being near the fan noise of servers. Yet I agree for heavy GPU CUDA workloads, the desktops can offer a more economical and tolerable noise level option. Some studios will use ridiculously long HDMI cables to locate a box in another room. =)