what notebook size would you get if you had to work with it a various places such as coffee shops, hotels, planes, trains,etc?
whatès the ultimate notebook size for mobile people?
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What size is the screen of your lap?Originally posted by wyldblyssIf i had to use it everywhere, and was on the go all of the time I would go with my full size laptop...a big pig....because it would have everythig that I need and because of the size would be able to work on it just as quickly as a desktopComment
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Yes no prob.Originally posted by Alex from MontrealWhould you be able to work comfortably in a small train or coffe table with that screen size?
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13 to 14" laptops are right. I travel a lot. I am literally on the road a full half of every year and have been for the past 12 years. Travel mobility is a specialty of mine.
With that said, in the past 3 years I've had a 17", a 15.4" and a 13". I'd have to say the 13" is the easiest and most productive sized computer I have had so far.
I'm going to try one of the hot new 10" computers that are coming out. I think the 10" will be the perfect size since I won't really need a special bag to carry it through the airport. And honestly, carting it in airports is the biggest hassle of them all.I've trusted my sites to them for over a decade...
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NO.Originally posted by Alex from MontrealWhould you be able to work comfortably in a small train or coffe table with that screen size?
I upgraded from a latitude dell ( 14 " ) to a HP Zd8000 ( 17 " ).
Battery life is short ( I bought 2 extra batteries ). For a DVD, the battery last one ( 1 ) hour !!!!
It is heavy, bulky .... It is great as a desktop ( HT , big drives, etc ..)I know that Asspimple is stoopid ... As he says, it is a FACT !
But I can't figure out how he can breathe or type , at the same time ....Comment
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If it is not your regular work station, I would recommend one of the lighter weights...12.1 inch screen...Toshiba Portege would be a good choice and Sony has a nice small one too.Originally posted by Alex from Montrealwhat notebook size would you get if you had to work with it a various places such as coffee shops, hotels, planes, trains,etc?
There simply isn't enough room on planes for big laptops and the smaller ones are great for travel....Raven
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I too would think 10" to 13" notebooks are ideal for the mobile person that don't always have access to a desk or big table....Originally posted by Pornwolf13 to 14" laptops are right. I travel a lot. I am literally on the road a full half of every year and have been for the past 12 years. Travel mobility is a specialty of mine.
With that said, in the past 3 years I've had a 17", a 15.4" and a 13". I'd have to say the 13" is the easiest and most productive sized computer I have had so far.
I'm going to try one of the hot new 10" computers that are coming out. I think the 10" will be the perfect size since I won't really need a special bag to carry it through the airport. And honestly, carting it in airports is the biggest hassle of them all.Comment
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I travel a lot, too....I tried the 12.1 inch. It just felt too fragile for me, so I went with a 15 inch...
I use it when I travel and I'm using it now while I am relaxing in my den, watching television..
While it is a little too large for travel, it's not so large that it is undoable...Raven
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I don't think I will, unless I end up with more than one notebook. I like theOriginally posted by Alex from MontrealSo you wouldn't go smaller than 15"?
15 inch screen for working out of my office, although it's too big for airplanes.....I'd need one of those ten inch ones for flying....
I just can't see buying a ten inch notebook just for an airplane ride, when I really just want to sleep through it.Raven
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Since I am the king of laptops (inside joke) I would go for Sony's new SZ series. Its very sweet! Not cheap though. It weighs like 3.7 pds , 7 hours of battery and 128 video card, 13.3 xbrite screen.
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