Sadly, it never happened – they all had their issues and compromises. Basically, I have tried them all in pursuit of finding the best. I have tried everything from workstation-class laptops all the way to netbooks and ultrabooks. Throughout my past IT career, I went through many different laptops from different brands like Dell (Inspiron, Latitude, Precision and XPS), HP (Pavillion), IBM / Lenovo (ThinkPad), Sony (VAIO), Toshiba (Satellite), Alienware, Acer and a number of others. Ridiculous, but that’s what many of us sadly go through when using laptops! I even had ones with built-in fans, that you could connect to a USB port of a laptop. I cannot tell you how many lap desks I went through as a result – I probably had a collection of at least 5-6 of those with various features at home. It was very painful to use them on the go, because they would all get very hot, making lap work extremely uncomfortable. The powerful workstation-class laptops I used to own would generate enormous amounts of heat, often kicking off their loud fans (every once in a while, it felt like they would take off!). I loved my tablet for web browsing and email, but I hated it for its limitations, which forced me to switch between the tablet and the much bigger and heavier laptop.
Apple vs Microsoft in the Creative Fieldįor years, I used to have two devices – an iPad tablet for web browsing and email, and a much bigger and beefier laptop for doing real work.
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