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I sometimes work on the SP, but only on a desk connected to a second monitor and mouse. There it's basically just like a desktop tower. http://www.dangrossman.
by dangrossman 13y ago
I sometimes work on the SP, but only on a desk connected to a second monitor and mouse. There it's basically just like a desktop tower.
http://www.dangrossman.info/2013/07/14/summer-workspace/ http://www.dangrossman.info/2013/07/14/summer-workspace/
On its own, the kickstand and not-quite-rigid keyboards make it a pretty subpar laptop for actually coding on a lap.
I have it mostly so I can throw it in my car whenever I leave and know that if a server goes down, or some other issue comes up, I can handle it wherever I am -- it's a full computer but more portable than a laptop. I don't feel the need to carry a backpack or big bag to haul it around in, and I get ~5.5 hours of battery writing code so I don't carry the cord either.
- mlschmitt23 13y agoInteresting, thanks for your thoughts! Your "throw in in my car" example is close to what I would mainly use it for (like bringing on vacations for emergencies). Do you find yourself using the SP as a tablet much for non-work stuff, like browsing the web on the couch or whatnot?
- dangrossman 13y agoYeah, more often than working on it. It's also a pretty good e-reader with the Kindle app, even outside in sunlight.