Desktop, with twin 22" widescreen monitors.
 
One of the previous posters mentioned disk speed.  You won't find the
same level of disk technology (speed etc) in a laptop (well, not without
paying for it), and all the waffle we had yesterday about the merits of
various levels of RAID is irrelevant WRT laptops.
 
At home I have a desktop for doing photo stuff on (colour calibrated
monitors etc), and a cheap laptop I picked up in a work sell-off that I
can use to RDP to my desktop from time to time. ;-)
 
But for the foreseeable future I really can't see myself ever using a
laptop permanently in place of a desktop.  But then I don't visit
clients, etc.
 
C.

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Coulter
Sent: Monday, 30 March 2009 8:40 p.m.
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ok, so here is a question.
How many of you are developing on a laptop, and how many on a desktop?
I have been thinking of maybe getting a laptop, or rather replacing my
current one that does nothing much other than RDP to my desktop when I
am watching TV :-), as a replacement for my desktop all togeither.
 
Jeremy 

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Sent: 30 March 2009 16:04
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More on Vista suspend - I had installed VMWare player, and I found a
mention in the Reliability Monitor log in Vista which was very specific
- along the lines of "Sleep took an extra 10 seconds because of the
VMWare network adapter did not respond"   So it can be useful to track
such as this.  
 
In my case VMWare wasn't even runing at the time, but some services were
obviously.  I turned them off ;)
 
John
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