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> You aren't working while holding it in your hands like you might be with a tablet. Why not? I do this all the time. I also bike with it in my backpack, pick
by oconnore 14y ago
> You aren't working while holding it in your hands like you might be with a tablet.
Why not? I do this all the time. I also bike with it in my backpack, pick it up with one hand, toss it on my bed, hold it sideways to read a paper while laying down. And it's also dual core with 4GB of ram and a long battery life, where is the compromise?
I don't understand why you would put up with an unwieldy machine for such insignificant benefits in processing power and screen size.
- grannyg00se 14y agoA regular laptop is fine in a backpack, holding with one hand, and tossing onto a bed. You could probably prop it up sideways and read a paper on it as well, although I'd probably use a tablet for that instead. I think your last sentence answers my question though.