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By the sounds of it most make money with their laptop
I was surprised to read the laptop/desktop thread posted which resulted in many stating they use their laptop more than anything. I was very surprised to see this. I wonder if there are any 5 figure monthly earners doing killer numbers on the laptops?!?! If so, I congrat! Maybe I need to switch my computer set up.
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I use both. I have a desktop with 2 24 in monitors, but I also have a laptop. These days I do about 20% of my work on the laptop.
However, when I first started out I just had a laptop and for the first three years I was in adult I worked only on a laptop. |
What the fuck does what type of computer you use have to do with success?
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If you think switching from a desktop to a laptop will earn you more then I'd like to stop you to tell you that it won't.
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I will never understand the laptop obsession. Most people using them dont really need them, they just believe its cool to have one, especially the beginners and women. Not sure why.
I would never do any work on a laptop if I had a desktop available, the keys and screen are too small + the power can never be compared to a desktop. |
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tried a laptop once and only made 5 figures, switched back to desktop and things returned to 6 figures :thumbsup
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I can't imagine sitting in front of a laptop all day. Back pains anyone?
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I travel a lot and need my laptop to stay connected (my iPad 3 isn't enough, though I would like it to be) -- at home, my old Dell workstation (XP!) handles the heavy lifting
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I work exclusively via iphone - 7 figures
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I got a laptop. And I make music with my friends
(chorus) He's got a lap top. There it is. He's got a laptop. ds |
laptop ?
full time for 12 years and I have never even owned a fucking laptop |
and I can tell you straight up if you are spending time thinking about other peoples computer set ups you may as well forget it
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I have a i5 laptop, i5 desktop, and 2 i7 desktops. These machines help me do what I need to do. Doesn't mean they help the nice guy do what he needs to do. And it might not be even close to enough power for what yet another guy needs.
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I can't work on a laptop....
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A laptop is a lot more convenient. You can use it wherever you are.
I open mine at home as soon as I wake up, then I use it in the car when I'm going to the office and then in the office I connect it to my mouse, keyboard and monitor. The I use it again on the way home and use it in bed before I sleep. I never shut it down, it's always on 24/7. It's so convenient to have everything you need or are working on with you at any time. Your logic that people that only use a laptop would make less money does not make any sense. It would make more sense the other way around. I personally know plenty of people that make a lot of money who only work on laptops. I would even go as far to say that people that do not have laptops would make less money. I really don't understand the need for a desktop PC. Everyone that works online and travels (and I'm sure 99% of the people do) needs a laptop anyway, so why would you need a desktop PC as well. Laptops these days are powerful enough to replace desktops and you can just connect a mouse, keyboard and monitor, so I absolutely see no need for a desktop, unless you are like a hardcore designer of video editor or something. I remember back in the days when I had a desktop at the office and a desktop at home and a laptop for traveling. If you have a conversation on one desktop, or someone sends you a file, and later you are on the other desktop you dont have the conversation or file. I know it's getting better these days because most is stored in the cloud, but still, it just not make sense, it's so much more convenient to just work on one single laptop wherever you are. The hard working and rich people I know sit with their laptop in their bed at night and in the morning to finalize deals, they don't wait until they come to the office, or go to their home office to boot up their desktop computer. |
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For sure im more effecient and i WILL DO LESS MONEY using only a laptop... You need both imo... a good work place at home and office where you do the most of your jobs... i dont understand when i see companies that only provide one screen to their staff or pp working only on a lap top.. come one ... how come you can look multi talbe/page/report/chat etc on a lap top.... you always scroll between tabs.. BUT i need laptop to work everywhere.. like now... watching obama and working on the lap top... if i dont have a lap top... i will work much less... because now lap top is near TV, near dining room etc.. |
I use a PC with three monitors. However, I just bought a new bigger laptop and during the debates I sat here and worked on my blogs. It was kind of nice.
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It all depends on the kind of work that you do.
And if you wanna be able to take your work arround or different places. |
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I started with the shittiest computer setup that you can imagine with a hacked Dreamcast with DSL Linux on the side at intermittent 0.7kbps average wireless connection a couple of blocks away.. Nice equipment is a big help, but not a requirement for success. :upsidedow |
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I also watch a lot of baseball so I kick back on the couch and work on stuff while I have the game on the TV. |
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For me having the desktop with two screens makes me a hell of a lot more productive. I can have what I am working on on one screen and any reference material I need on the other and not have switch back and forth between the windows constantly. |
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A separate monitor for reference material helps me a ton. |
i only use my laptop for mailing and surfing - the real work is done on my pc
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desktop here.
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No way in hell i can work with a laptop to small of a screen. I run 2 32" monitors. The moment i switch to a laptop i loose work efficiency.
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you can use a laptop as a desktop.
just plug a keyboard, mouse and another screen (so you have dual screen, for those that like a command center) and there you go! you can also sit the laptop on an elevated laptop platform if you dont like to bend you neck down to look at the laptop screen. the extra laptop advantage here would be that you can unplug it from the "desktop setup" and take it with you... to another room, to a meeting, on a trip... of course if you require high proccessing capacity for video editing or renderings or whatever, a desktop will be better, but for web work I dont see the desktop advantage. really. |
Mobility is more important for me, i havent used a desktop for nearly a decade
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webcam chics make the best loot with laptops.
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so after all reply.. if you want to BE RICH
use a LAPTOP for the mobilty and a PC for the real daily work Success garanteed :) |
I have a sweet desktop computer that I built and still upgrade which I use for work, gaming, media, etc. I also have an older laptop that I run Arch Linux on and I use that for work when I'm traveling or can't be at my desktop.
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I stopped using laptops cause I use the living fuck out of them and they never last more than a year with me anymore. I got a desktop for home, mobile for outside.
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I use the laptop a lot, but I always have a desktop in the home aswell. When the one I have just now dies I will certainly be replacing it with another desktop...
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I had a sony which did me great for about 3 years - Then I bought an imac
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Laptop with a 23" extra monitor I bought last month, wireless keyboard and mouse.
Might as well be a desktop. Dave |
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I work on my laptop most of the time :pimp
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I work at my desk and I play in my lap.
That didn't come out right but what the hell. |
For the first half the day I use a desktop then I change to a laptop in the evening so I can relax and catch up with the gf etc :) I think having both is best.
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