Using a larger LCD screen as a second monitor also helps me with my
productivity. I use a 19" Samsung LCD along with external keyboard, mouse
and speakers when at home and I unplug all of them when I need to take my
laptop anywhere.

Regards
Manohar Vanga

On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 2:33 PM, Ajay <[email protected]> wrote:

> Ashish,
> Like the answer to most questions - it depends.
> Do you need to take your computer with you usually? This would be the
> biggest benefit a laptop can give. The other benefit (if you are careful
> while buying the laptop) is that the keypad is much softer. LCD screens are
> easier on the eyes, but this you can get with a desktop too.
> For programming, better have a decent configuration - getting this in a
> laptop which also weighs less will mean you will have to pay more.
> I use a laptop (HP DV6500 CTO) for all my work. Yes it gets heated up
> (especially the HDD) like crazy - so I carry a laptop cooler also with me
> (you'll get one for Rs. 400 in CTC, Park Lane). I use Ubuntu though, so I am
> able to run a couple of servers, an XP VM and tons of other software without
> any problem - the default Vista installation would never have stood this.
> But, carrying all this and a 12 cell battery means that I have pretty good
> biceps and shoulder muscles :).
>
> Ajay Mohan Reddy
> www.TripNaksha.com
>
>
>
>
> On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Ashish Sheth <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hello friends,
>> is programming on a laptop less comfortable than desktop system with
>> keyboard and mouse. i am trying to learn perl programming for system admin.
>> is there any benefit of using laptop which heat up and cost more compared
>> to desktop. please share your view.
>> --
>> cheers
>> Ashish
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