Which is your primary computing device?

The official LQ poll series continues. This time we want to know: Which is your primary computing device?

--jeremy

I travel quite a bit, need more capability than fondleslabs or phones provide, and don't game, so laptop.

Of all portables my Laptop is the strongest tool; but Desktop is always the best for everything: wired data networking, hacking, compiling, printing, publishing and all, --not mentioning the less onerous security tasks.

I voted Desktop, because I have returned to using one more than I am using my laptops & netbooks, time wise.

My brain.

In order of frequency: Xubuntu desktop, Android tablet, Trisquel netbook.

It really depends on where I am or what I'm doing.
I have both a Laptop and a Desktop (looking to replace in the next week or so).

HTPC

While I do have and use a laptop, Chromebook, Netbook, Android tablet, and Android phone, I still spend most of my computing time behind my main desktop. I don't see that changing in the near future (5-10 years).

Desktop and sometimes laptop...phone is just a phone (well and GPS).

don't have a desktop; only laptop's and servers

I travel all the time and so I use my laptop for everything, games, web, compiling (etc).

I have not owned a desktop since 2002. Laptops work for me - an more recently a Chromebook and high spec smartphone as well.

Macbook Retina Pro, but there is always a VM with Linux running for the dev work.

Originally Posted by DoctorPepper While I do have and use a laptop, Chromebook, Netbook, Android tablet, and Android phone, I still spend most of my computing time behind my main desktop. I don't see that changing in the near future (5-10 years).

I've always found it more useful to be in front of the computer I'm using, but each to their own!