Netbooks, laptops, and desktops are all great – the choice which one of them to get depends on the purpose you need it for.
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If PDAs had been more lifestyle oriented rather than workplace oriented, people might be reading Google books on Pocket PCs. History had something else in mind. Cell phones, mp3 players, and netbooks made PDAs increasingly forgettable and redundant. When dedicated ereaders have long battery lives, eye-friendly electronic ink, and wireless access to books. However, Microsoft Reader still has a pulse, which will interest anyone who has some dusty .lit ebook files that need reading.
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Ink-stained hands have always been the hallmark of the stereotypical writer. Whether it was Shakespeare with a quill and inkwell, or today's writer's with a ballpoint pen, ink on the hands has long been a badge of honour for writers, representing hours locked away in rooms composing brilliant stories.
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It used to be that if a Linux user wanted his external hardware to work (things like printers and PDAs, and scanners) he had to use one of the big distributions: Ubuntu, openSUSE, Fedora, Debian, Knoppix. Often, he had to use Gnome for his desktop environment, too. That was not really a big deal, unless he was in love with a smaller distribution like Puppy Linux, or Slax, or PCLinuxOS.
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After the advantages and disadvantages of netbooks, laptops, and desktops have been reviewed in the other articles in this series, now it is time for the final decision which of the three is the best choice in a particular situation.
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