Netbooks and notebooks VS desktops

Hi all DP members,

I'm interested how many DP members use netbooks, notebookd and how meny members use desktop.What about me, I use desktop both at workplace and home.

 

For the past 4 years i'm using laptob/notebooks (they are the same)

 

I got a laptop ( Dell XPS ) and a Netbook ( HP mini 700 ) running windows 7.

 

Netbooks are cheaper, smaller ( 8" - 12" screen ) usually running Intel Atom processor and no CD/DVD drives.

 

I use desktop....an assembled one...

 

I love laptops, recently switched from desktop and I never looked back.

 

While I do have a high end desktop for gaming and video editing, most of my work is done from a netbook (hp mini 1000). I just switched from notebook to netbook though - I've always been tempted by them, and since most of my work is writing when my current laptop hinge broke I needed a quick and cheap replacement.

 

I just recently brought a laptop and then realized that it is too bulky to carry around, regretting not buying netbook. Although it would be painful for you to work on netbooks for long, not recommended.

 

I am using laptop since last 2 years.. HP Pavillion

 

i have a desktop and for mobile computing i have netbook - acer aspire one 10" screen size... at present i am online on that only - its handy

 

I use a laptop. I love the idea of a netbook, but I think I would get frustrated by the screen size.

 

I think it is a very compact version of Laptops and it is very easy to have in hands.I never had a netbook but now I'm gonna buy a netbook or a small laptop.

 

I used desktop most of the time and laptop sometime.

 

I like laptop and I just baught it few day before.
Its HP-Q40....

 

I use desktop.. I assembled it..

 

I use notebook (laptop) most of the time. However, i use desktop when i at home

 

I've got all 4 (I'll include PDAs and I'm buying a netbook for travelling), but nothing beats a good old desktop, unless, of course, you're on the move...

 

I'm using desktop since last 8 years.

 

I am still using desktop.

 

Desktop is great for IM business and gaming because it still has more space, room for better specs and overall more reliable and stable than a laptop or notebook. The only real advantage a laptop has is mobility so yeah.. only if you need it i guess.