Mac Lessig
Active Member
PC/Mac for me. I use a tablet if I'm on the go and need to access the net
What type of device do you access AK with
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dly66
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Another PC person cell phone is an old cheap Android so mainly just text and call with it and take pictures. Main two desktops 1st gen Core i3 and other 2nd Gen Core i5 normally running MX Linux can go into Win7 when needed.
The core i3 in the workroom uses a 32" 1080p TV for a monitor. The i5 uses an old 19" HP LCD monitor.
The core i3 in the workroom uses a 32" 1080p TV for a monitor. The i5 uses an old 19" HP LCD monitor.
audiotemp
Super Member
That must be the model GChief has.
At least I own itThat must be the model GChief has.
Doctorhugo
Los Angeles CA
I use a PC 95% of my time on the internet simply because it gives me way more control over the content. If a website is blitzed with banners, ads, videos or other content not relevant to whatever site I'm looking at, I simply make it go away; not so easy on a tablet or smartphone.
Desktop computer whenever possible, then laptop, and only phone if there's no other ready option.
For me, typing on a phone is a crock of s**t. Too many typos, too many times accidentally causing the phone to do something bizarre.
Give me an original 101 key keyboard. That's about the only thing I can type on fast enough, to not lose my train of thought before I can get it entered. I've actually had younger people who were almost afraid of how fast I can type on an old-style keyboard. I'm like a snail, on a phone, though. Maybe it will get better the more I type on the phone- but I've had quite a few years to get acclimatized to them, and it's still a struggle...
Regards,
Gordon.
For me, typing on a phone is a crock of s**t. Too many typos, too many times accidentally causing the phone to do something bizarre.
Give me an original 101 key keyboard. That's about the only thing I can type on fast enough, to not lose my train of thought before I can get it entered. I've actually had younger people who were almost afraid of how fast I can type on an old-style keyboard. I'm like a snail, on a phone, though. Maybe it will get better the more I type on the phone- but I've had quite a few years to get acclimatized to them, and it's still a struggle...
Regards,
Gordon.
I agree with Gordon about typing on a phone, but I do use mine for the bulk of the access, which is reading, not typing. I'm on my laptop now in the living room, but also have a desktop W11 HP I use for my listing work. It uses a 32" TV as a monitor and is hooked into my main system for streaming and ripping vinyl. I can also watch music videos on it using my main rig for audio, which is quite nice.
But it's tough to beat a phone for checking in when one is out and about or stuck waiting for whatever.
But it's tough to beat a phone for checking in when one is out and about or stuck waiting for whatever.
grillebilly
Empty Head
I browse on my phone a little during the day at work but mostly post evenings on an old PC
Nikkotopia
Active Member
Laptop. Need the bigger view instead of a tablet
gizzyman47
Addicted Member
100% laptop for me.
Laptop connected to 40" tv with wireless keyboard and mouse.
101% PC for me.
Dr Morbius
Well-Known Member
An IPad, 100% of the time.
iPad