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Get outta here! No way! Can’t be! He must be watching the other one for someone else.
Safe journey home mate.
I hate to admit it, but I do that all the time when traveling ;-(
My company will not get me a tablet… and they won’t let me put my tablet on the network through VPN. Thus I travel them and use both while traveling.
Too funny, since that’s what I was doing when I saw it – sitting in my conference room in front of MY 2 laptops.
Like Doc I need to use my personal one because the company one doesn’t have nearly the tools mine does. Our IT guy told me yesterday – “most people go for dual monitors, you go for dual laptops.”
Yep, I’m in the same boat. Company supplied laptop because I’m not allowed to put my own P1610 on to their network.
Actually the trip I made this week had me taking three laptops – work, P1610 and my new MacBook. Talk about overkill!
Thanks Guys. I thought I was the only one who traveled with a work laptop and a personal tablet pc.
My tablet pc is always at my side and work won’t let me put it on their network. Hence, the 2 computer travel.
That’s us – users of multiple mobile PC’s living vicariously through jkOTR.
While JK and KT go smaller and lighter we add machines – current count here is 2 laptops, Treo 680, Palm T3, and Blackberry 8830.