Do you use a laptop or a pc? I use laptop because it's light and portable, but my laptops seem to die faster pc's.

Laptop because I take it places.

I use both but not because Im rich

I use a PC because I'm too poor to get a decent laptop.

I use a PC, and I'm happy with it.

I do not need to take it places, but when I do need to transfer/ take files with me, I just use a USB Flash Drive.

Besides, if I had a laptop, I would not have all the cool extensions that I have.
Like my: Wacom, multiple speakers, bass speaker, printer, secondary drives, ect.

I use my laptop for everything but playing Starcraft nowadays. I went with 'both', but I am most certainly not rich. I looovvvvvvvvvveeeee my laptop. Greatest thing ever.

I use a Desktop computer. By the way, PC could refer to a desktop computer, a laptop computer or a tablet computer.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_computer

Well you all know what I mean and you don't have to get all technical.

I use both because I have a job. >:D

Desktops. For everything else, there's a USB Stick.

Personally, I have 2 laptops (eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee + broken thinkpad) and a two year old desktop, which should be able to run crysis.

I gave away my old thinkpad to my sister in law, my dad has four desktops (1 in SD, 1 in NC, an old 400 MHz lunix box, and a 800 MHz Duron with 98 on it), two laptops (one is an old '98, the other is a tablet), and my mom has my sister in law's old desktop.

Between my brother, his wife, myself, and parents, my family has 5 laptops and 9 desktops. I think we still have an old Apple II in the attic, and an old server tower which has a turbo button on it. I think the turbo button increased the processor speed from 75 MHz to 133 MHz or something.

Where is the option for PDA where iPhone is under that section?

PC generalizes the usage of Tablet PCs.

This one.
With what kind of performance? Everyone knows that Crysis isn't really a game, it's just benchmarking.

PC because people come to me with their laptops
However, I'm considering getting a fairly cheap laptop soon, and I certainly will when I begin on university.

It's not that I've tried, but two years ago, the processor/mobo/cpu cost $600. I'm sure I could get it playable on low details, no AA/AF, since the x1950 pro is one hell of a card. I meet the min specs, but fail the recommended "640 MB" vRAM. I only have 256 (which is a serious handicap in these). Eventually, I'll get a new cpu/gfx, but probably not until I graduate next winter, or if I get really bored this summer, and have a disposable income.