Poll: Which kind of laptop are you?

I go for Regular laptops. Performance and price. My first choice is Toshiba and next is Asus.

Regular, second hand (tpc). Not that fast but gets the job done. Not that light but mobile enough to be carried from A to B. Keyboards and screen size are just right.

I currently own a netbook although I frequently use the laptop of my sister… the good thing about my netbook is that it really is portable (and Ive replaced its HDD to 320 Gb)… Problema nga lang is that hindi ko siya magamit-gamit sa mga applications na nangangailangan ng proper resolution… Yon lang so far ang issue ko sa netbook ko… Pero, love ko masyado netbook ko… hehehe…

Netbook – for my web browsing needs and updating my Facebook and Twitter

I prefer a regular laptop because I’m a gamer, even though I never actually own one, because I’m a Desktop PC person.

For now that laptops are evolving I will however get some in the future

A regular laptop with Ubuntu Linux inside ^^ simple, clean and fast.

Regular Toshiba Satellite Laptop and Asus ULV80 for me..

Netbook for these reasons:
-If I need power processing, I can just use my desktop. I honestly do not need to do hundreds of tasks while on the go; I just need a laptop for “quick fixes”

-Since I prefer Linux for laptops, I consider netbooks to be very compatible with linux in a sense that linux is not as demanding (rather, the applications) as compared to windows.

-It’s cheap and light! Like I said, I have a fairly powerful desktop, so having to lug around a large yet powerful notebook seems useless.

I honestly find people who use laptops as their main computers (at home) pretty strange :P

never owned one….

Power. Features. Laptop.

Regular. I’m Atom-intolerant.

slightly related to the topic:

http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/08/nvidia-pursuing-external-graphics-accelerators-for-laptops/

Hoping for CUDA & PureVideo features to supplement Intel GMA’s. Asus’ earlier external GPU had strict compatibility requirements (certain asus laptops only & requires Win XP 32-bit only).

my needs (not in a hurry, i’m just planning an upgrade)

* full size keyboard
* 13-15 inch screen. Preferably 4:3 but widescreen will do. I dont want a small screen so netbooks wont do. Actually I will be using this more for surfing the net and reading ebooks so vertical height of the screen is important
* any cpu, any gpu
update: i’m partial to an i series cpu, the low power models. Why? because an i series (for intel at least) guarantees its a new model
* actual 6 hours or more of battery life while surfing the net with wifi. We know that the batt life in advertisments is BS
* 2 gigs or more of ddr3 sodimm. must be expandable to 4 gigs ddr 3. Or as an alternate, ddr2 but already 4 gigs once bought.
* any optical drive
* local warranty

http://magos-biologis.blogspot.com/2010/01/i-need-full-size-long-battery-life.html

Regular laptops because I’m a power user!

But I plan to buy my first netbook soon for mobility reasons.

http://cafemobility.blogspot.com/

i’m a CULV.

Macbook Pro for me.

i voted netbook because i have an EEE PC 1005HA, but i’ve been looking to move to a CULV/AMD Congo platform. netbooks are too much of a compromise for me, even if i have a desktop as my primary computer.

Regular laptop….I just love my Dell XPS 1530.

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a regular laptop. I’m owning a 14.1 inch dell inspiron 1440 skyblue. Hehehe..

@Marc

I think it’s a netbook, based on price but more like a CULV in terms of specs. ;)

I’m guessing you also have the 9-cell battery? I don’t find it bulky though, but just a little bit heavy. Minus the huge battery, the U210x is very light. I wish the 6-cell battery was cheaper though.

Well, Pine Trail Netbooks still ultraportable, ultra-affordable but more processing power and longer battery life (very important), that’s why Netbook is the best category for me. IMO, it’s not a good idea to buy expensive stuff such as CULV Notebooks and Regular laptops these days because technology evolves and changes at a rapid pace. “Upgrading to something new in the future is difficult if you buy something expensive today”. So, I’ll go for NETBOOK.

Power user needs power laptops like me

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Regular laptops :)

regular laptop

Netbook. Currently using a Wind U210x. It’s portable, powerful for my needs, and cheap. CULVs are too overrated and expensive, IMO. Something like glorified netbooks.

regular laptop macbook pro 17 its more fun using this laptop great battery life + great processing power. although it’s too pricey but its a great thing for everyday use.

i think their is a new segment out there, its a regular lap top 12″ to 14″ sporting intel dual core, dvd writer, 6 cell bats, all the works cost only without OS less than P30,000.00.

-regular laptop. but i still plans to buy an acer 1410 with intel celeron for mobility. my wife has a netbook(wind).

Acer 4920G for me (regular)… HP Mini for my wife (netbook)…

Thin and light HP dv-2 with discrete graphics…

hindi kasama yung regular laptop na 12″ lang? :) hehe. acer aspire 2930.

Have been using Lenovo X61T for about a year now… having the best of both worlds: notebook + tablet. Running on Windows 7 which make things so great!

Hey guys, while we’re in the subject, try to look at this one.

http://ph.news.yahoo.com/star/20100208/tel-dell-unleashes-alienware-m11x-adamo-6439dc7.html?printer=1

I’d say regular laptops, but also have an on-going affair with the PC. Torn between two lovers, I am. haha!

dell xps 13″ for me so i guess ill go with the ever reliable regular laptop

Netbook because Im poor.

thin and light for me. Sony Vaio Z. Mmmmm.