I'm not sure if I would survive without my laptop. I'm the type that can't sit in one place and design for more than a few hours. I'm constantly moving around my house and even to Coffee shops and Parks to change up my scenario.
It's also almost a necessity being in school as well.
Setup:
MacBook Pro 17" High Resolution Screen
2.6GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
4 Gb Ram
computer or laptop???
I'm not sure if I would survive without my laptop. I'm the type that can't sit in one place...
&nsbp;
#23
PitBOi
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Posted 16 September 2008 - 03:11 PM
when im at home, i prefer using my desktop PC, for me it's much more comfortable to use than a laptop. but when i'm outside the house & needed to finish a design entry, i have no choice than to use laptop rather than going to the computer shops. 
:D:D
:D:D
#25
mushroom-eater
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Apprentice Designer
Posted 01 October 2008 - 02:42 PM
I prefer laptop over desktop. Laptops are very portable.
#29
cbsheth
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Posted 04 November 2008 - 03:59 PM
I would prefer a Desktop over the laptop unless required by me and a couple of fellow designs who seek for creative space and ambience. The Desktop surely gives you a lot more freedom for adding multiple gadgets and with the painfree process of carrying it with you and unplugging the cables. Laptop surely is a better option when you are no the move and for presentation purposes.
a Core2duo 3.4 ghz
4 gb ram
nvidia 1024
300gb sata
1 tb western digital outbox
12" tablet
21" wide display
matrox rt.x2 video editing card
a macbook pro
2.4 ghz
17"
4 gb ram
an
imac 21"
a Core2duo 3.4 ghz
4 gb ram
nvidia 1024
300gb sata
1 tb western digital outbox
12" tablet
21" wide display
matrox rt.x2 video editing card
a macbook pro
2.4 ghz
17"
4 gb ram
an
imac 21"
#32
slbergh
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Apprentice Designer
Posted 02 December 2008 - 07:47 AM
I use a Gateway M285 TabletPC. It's not quite the powerhouse I'd like, but it can hold its own. I really like the option of using my stylus directly on the screen, which swivels and lays flat. I seldom have to bring my Wacom tablet home with me! :-)
Intel Centrino Duo (dual core)
1.66 GHz
2GB RAM
80 GB HD (almost full!)
CD/DVD burner
17" screen
At work, I dock it and have a 24" widescreen HP monitor.
Intel Centrino Duo (dual core)
1.66 GHz
2GB RAM
80 GB HD (almost full!)
CD/DVD burner
17" screen
At work, I dock it and have a 24" widescreen HP monitor.
#35
nlroop
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Junior Member
Posted 23 July 2012 - 08:16 PM
I just wanted to say that I'm happy for all the advice. I'm currently using a laptop and it's on it's last leg and I been deciding if I want another laptop or a Desktop. My husband and I been thinking about getting a Desktop but at the same time I do travel a lot and like to work in any room of the house.
#37
VhienceFX
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Senior Member
Posted 26 July 2012 - 10:29 PM
I would prefer desktop with a high-end specs. Because its hard for me to design on laptop. Laptop is just an optional for me, for example if I had a project and needed it to done as soon as possible but I was in out of town, so the best solution is to work on laptop, because laterally you can bring it anywhere. 
So my advice go for the assembled desktop computer.
So my advice go for the assembled desktop computer.
#38
PaintedPony
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Guru
Posted 26 July 2012 - 11:26 PM
I have 2 desktop computers (G5 tower and iMac G5) as well as a MacBook Pro laptop. I mostly design on desktops, but I'm glad I have my laptop. Last week, we had a horrible lightning/thunderstorm which unfortunately zapped my internet modem even though everything is surge protected. No internet access for a while - uggh! I was able to take my laptop to Starbucks and utilize their free wifi. I bought my 2 desktops brand new, but I did get my laptop on eBay for a decent price.
#40
GoldenZ
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Junior Guru
Posted 27 July 2012 - 03:37 AM
Laptop is kinda useful if you have a problem with your desktop. So its like a backup plan. Its low weight and u can work any where. Its not so powerful as pc but it can do the job.
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