Mobile computing has definitely changed my life. I just realized the other day as I tossed my busted up laptop from 2008 that I no longer own a magnetic hard d

Mobile computing has definitely changed my life. I just realized the other day as I tossed my busted up laptop from 2008 that I no longer own a magnetic hard drive. I also don't have a desktop computer, anything running Windows, TV, a CD player, a DVD player, or a landline phone (technically I do w/ my DSL line, but I've never once used it). I live my e-life via a 13" Macbook Air and a 2 year old Android smartphone. I don't consider myself bleeding edge anymore. I still don't have a tablet, although there is the occasional day I want one. Diablo 3 will be played on my next laptop, my 2010 era Macbook Air doesn't have quite enough horsepower to power point and click monster bashing for my taste. And while I've been pushed into going touchscreen on my phone, I still yearn for a physical keyboard on a mobile device.