Personally, I like my laptop. I have a roll-up keyboard that does wonders on the road - once I get there I flatten it, hook up a mouse, and away I go. But I do find myself liking the touchpad more and more - I can get around quicker with it than a mouse, so I have a touchpad on my PC as well as a wireless keyboard and wireless mouse.
As for the screens, there are usually adjustments with the power saving that can make it much brighter. OLED technology makes them look a lot better, too. But the batteries go pretty fast if they use a bright screen on a laptop, so I usually end up hooking mine to a regular LCD when I'm using it for a long time and I'm not away from home.
They take some getting used to, but the only real advantage is portability. But as far as that goes, get a good sized USB HDD or Flash disk and you can simulate that same portability.
Brian.
As for the screens, there are usually adjustments with the power saving that can make it much brighter. OLED technology makes them look a lot better, too. But the batteries go pretty fast if they use a bright screen on a laptop, so I usually end up hooking mine to a regular LCD when I'm using it for a long time and I'm not away from home.
They take some getting used to, but the only real advantage is portability. But as far as that goes, get a good sized USB HDD or Flash disk and you can simulate that same portability.
Brian.