Now I know you can build a laptop these days or spec one that can handle everything thrown at it, the flaw/problem I have with it is the usage.
In the move to the new house I was going to do away with desk top computers and instead go for a couple of high spec custom laptops, this would mean no need for computer desks for myself and wife, no bulky monitors and the laptops could be used wherever in the house needed.
That is what brought up the flaw, both myself and wife are gamers we can spend 12+ hours a day on the pc, at our desks we have comfortable gaming chairs and the monitor/keyboard setup is at the correct height so that neck problems and hand issues do not happen.
Translate that to a laptop whose primary benefit is portability around the house and I could not find a safe long term way to use one.
Sitting on the sofa is a great idea in theory plug it into the charger behind the couch, on your knee and enjoy it but most couch do not offer good back support plus laptops on your knee mean you are looking at a downward angle.
We looked into portable desks that fold away and sit at the right height but none are really fit for long term use when paired with a living room couch.
Use them on a desk well if you are doing that then a desktop is easier to use.
Any thoughts of something I missed ?
In the move to the new house I was going to do away with desk top computers and instead go for a couple of high spec custom laptops, this would mean no need for computer desks for myself and wife, no bulky monitors and the laptops could be used wherever in the house needed.
That is what brought up the flaw, both myself and wife are gamers we can spend 12+ hours a day on the pc, at our desks we have comfortable gaming chairs and the monitor/keyboard setup is at the correct height so that neck problems and hand issues do not happen.
Translate that to a laptop whose primary benefit is portability around the house and I could not find a safe long term way to use one.
Sitting on the sofa is a great idea in theory plug it into the charger behind the couch, on your knee and enjoy it but most couch do not offer good back support plus laptops on your knee mean you are looking at a downward angle.
We looked into portable desks that fold away and sit at the right height but none are really fit for long term use when paired with a living room couch.
Use them on a desk well if you are doing that then a desktop is easier to use.
Any thoughts of something I missed ?
