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in2tech

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Aug 23, 2012
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It appears that with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus that this is pretty much a done deal for a lot of people. I think this has been true for awhile, but with the new iPhone's, especially the 5.5 iPhone 6 Plus, it sounds like a lot of people are going to sell their iPad Mini's and maybe other devices and the iPhone 6 Plus is going to be their main computing platform.

Am I right? Do you use your iPhone for everything pretty much? Is it your personal computer?
 
No. my MSI laptop will still remain my main platform for gaming and work related stuff.
 
No an i phone is a phone my computer is a computer.

i use a sega saturn to power it and a goodmans tv
 
My nMP is my main computer. Everything else, including the MBP, is a portable device for consumption and communication, although the MBP gets upgraded to main computer when I'm travelling.
 
I use my phone mostly for the web/data, but I do rely on a high-end PC for my work and gaming.

Have a new custom-build on the way to me right now in fact.
 
no. iphone is a smartphone thats it, pretty useless to do any meaningful work on. For me smartphones and tablets are not desktop/laptop replacements
 
I consider phones computers so yes. And I would say I have a pretty equal amount of usage for my phone ipad and a desktop.
 
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