Desktop or Laptop?

[Vipul]

Nowadays, there is the great demand of laptop. Before 10-20 years there were few people to use laptop and more people to use desktop computer.
I using laptop.
Which one do you like to use?

 

[strawknight]

i would actually go for gaming laptops cause they have the power of a desktop and the mobility of a laptop

 

[Platy]

I prefer using Desktops.You can customize desktops like installing graphic cards,changing cpu,installing game joysticks,changing hd and lot more like you cant do with laptops they are really small,even had to open them.

 

[Vipul]

Yeah That's true but I still like laptop because it can be taken anywhere
Its so good to use it while on bed
Cant do that in desktop

 

[Mrulez]

Well its really difficult to select between laptops and desktops...but i prefer to go with laptop because we can take it any where!

 

[chinzka]

Its depends on your taste. Its depends what are you going to use it. If you like traveling a lot or you are always on the go then choose laptop. Laptop is for portability. If you stay at home always then choose a desktop. I prefer a gaming desktop than a gaming laptop. To answer your question I like to use desktop because I always at home doing gaming and posting into forums. :thumbsup

 

[Mrulez]

Yeah......it just all depends upon persons....i agree with chinzka..........

 

[JoshuaXiong]

I prefer Computer Desktop because I'm always home and no need to take it anywhere, plus it's stronger and more customizable.

 

[Bree]

Desktop all the way!

I use both though, because I have my work laptop right next to my desktop all day for work. So dual monitors on the desktop, and then the laptop.

 

[Flow'n]

It really depends on what I'm doing. If i'm going to be busy doing lots of stuff at the same time I need to get on the desktop. But times like today when I feel like laying back and watching Tv but being on the computer I will be on the laptop.. So it depends on my mood and what I'm doing.

 

[Haruhi Suzumiya]

Desktop - Performance
Laptop - Portability

That's the holy answer