I pretty much came to the comments to write what brandonhsiao did (only at less detail). Two more things I can add though: - A smartphone is sort of a replace

I pretty much came to the comments to write what brandonhsiao did (only at less detail). Two more things I can add though: - A smartphone is sort of a replacement to a computer but not a very good one at that. Typing's more fiddly, last I checked the SSH clients were annoying, you don't have that much freedom out of the box. - My £5 phone is nigh indestructible compared to your average smartphone. I can throw it about as much as I want to (though I've never felt the need to) and if it breaks, I'm not too fussed about it. Nobody in their right mind would want to steal it, but if they do, I don't have to worry about any of my data or accounts being exposed.