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What device do you use most often to access AK?

What device do you mostly use to access AK?

  • Smartphone

    Votes: 30 19.1%
  • Tablet

    Votes: 27 17.2%
  • Computer

    Votes: 98 62.4%
  • SmartTV

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Other - Explain

    Votes: 2 1.3%

  • Total voters
    157
In those photos your seeing one pair of Martin Logan Sequel II, and the other pair is just the Sequel.
I think you need another pair of Sequel IIs and just happen to know somebody that has a pair!:biggrin:

I voted 'computer.' I do use my phone from time to time but things get a little hinky with that.
 
Your survey doesn't work for me as I use computer, tablet and smartphone depending upon where I am at the time.

I use the computer for trickier edits and posting pics and links.
 
Your survey doesn't work for me as I use computer, tablet and smartphone depending upon where I am at the time.

I use the computer for trickier edits and posting pics and links.
That is why I clarified the question with "Mostly Use"
 
Yeah, what's the deal with all of these irrelevant market segmenting information. Last one was education and income, now it's screen size and device?
As stated to the other member: "No arm twisting here, one can always choose to not participate........."
Just having fun here. For example, I'm surprised how many people don't use smartphones. That is what I use 98% of the time, because I'm too lazy to drag out my laptop.
 
While I'm at work it's 80/20 laptop/phone, at home it's always iPad or iPhone. I don't even remember the last time I turned my desktop on but I can't bring myself to part with it.
 
I used to use my phone or tablet until tapatalk went away. Now I just pop in on my desktop every once in a while. I don't use the browser on my phone to look at forums. too tedious.
 
(...) and when on holiday a 'Netbook', remember them?

The lovely Psion Netbook or an Asus-Eee-PC-like netbook? In my view the latter type still exists, just a bit larger now, in form of the current generation of pretty cheap, Atom-based entry-level models with 10 to 12 inch display (e.g. Acer Aspire E11 family). I'd even be inclined to buy one of these to have a cheap notebook for mobile use, if I'd still be out and travel as often as I formerly used to...

Greetings from Munich!

Manfred / lini
 
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