Whats your laptop/ tablet/ mobile phone combinations?

[paul*robertson]

Just curious.

(Samsung full size laptop/ Thinkpad X61/ Blackberry Pearl)

[fleming164]

T61 (Main)/T30 (secondary)/ Nexus 7 (Tablet)/ Nexus 4 (Phone)

[Tasurinchi]

Many thinkpads / Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 (when my wife allows me ) / Galaxy Notes 1

[Ibthink]

ThinkPad T430u (ok, soon, in a few days) / ThinkPad R50e (secondary / no Tablet / Samsung Omina 7

[JaneL]

ThinkPad X301 / iPad 4 / iPhone 4S

[emeraldgirl08]

T500 (desktop replacement)/X200Tablet (take notes on laptop)/Yuandao N70 (7-inch) Tablet/Blackberry 9780

[ZaZ]

In addition to the laptops in my signature, I've got a Nexus 7 and a Lumia 810.

[DaKKS]

Lenovo G580 (Main) / Thinkpad R61 (backup), Bosch DCU-130, iPhone 4G 16 (Main) / HTC HD2 (backup) / Samsung E1150i (work)

[pianowizard]

Laptops: The ones I use most often are the Panasonic Toughbook CF-Y7 (Windows 8 ) and the Dell Latitude E4200 (Windows Vista)

Tablet: Barnes and Noble Nook HD+

Phone: HTC Touch Pro2 (Windows Mobile 6.5)

[QWERTY Andreas]

Laptop: W510, backup: W500

Tablet: Well.. None actually. But a UMPC.

UMPC: HTC Shift, Fujitsu F-07C

Phone: HTC HD2

Other: OQO 01+

[jdk]

My on the road messenger bag contains a Lenovo X120e and Nook Simple Touch, in addition to a 4G Hotspot, ergonomic laptop stand (that doubles as a laptop case), headphones, all my school work and USB drives. When I'm at home, I hang this up in the closet.

The phone that I carry almost everywhere is a Nokia E6-00. Hardware keyboard, touch screen, one of the last true Nokia smartphones.

[wolfman]

Laptop: Thinkpad T420 (see below). Backup: Desktop (see below).

Tablet: Google Nexus 7 w/ 16gb

Phone: $20 Nokia candy bar phone that came with $15 of free air time. I may replace this with a no-contract Google Nexus 4 however...

[fleming164]

I may replace this with a no-contract Google Nexus 4 however...

The Nexus 4 is the best phone I've ever come across, I couldn't recommend it enough...

[DaKKS]

The Nexus 4 is the best phone I've ever come across, I couldn't recommend it enough...

Agreed, its a stunning phone. The only thing that's holding me back right now is the lack of storage expansion. Which is a big downside for me, but I doubt its major issue for most people. Wouldnt be much of an issue for me either if stores would be willing to keep the 16gb model in stock. (Yes, Webhallen and Komplett.se. I'm looking at you.)

[pianowizard]

The only thing that's holding me back right now is the lack of storage expansion. Which is a big downside for me, but I doubt its major issue for most people.

This is also one of the two reasons that I am still stubbornly holding onto my 3-year-old HTC Touch Pro2, which uses Windows Mobile 6.5. (The other day I was at a Microsoft Store and the employees were shocked when I told them that I was still using this old OS.) I want to stick with Windows phones but believe that all of the newer ones lack storage expansion. My Touch Pro2 has a 64GB microSD card and even that is barely enough. I dislike cloud storage but like to have access to most of my important files at all times, so my strategy is to store these files on my phone.

The other reason I am holding onto this phone is that I have grandfathered a super cheap phone plan, and if I upgrade to a different phone I would have to upgrade the plan as well.

[emeraldgirl08]

Count me in for storage expansion as well

Familiarity , compact size, physical keyboard, and a microSDHC card slot was the reason I bought my BB 9780 (replaced a BB 8900).

[ZaZ]

I want to stick with Windows phones but believe that all of the newer ones lack storage expansion.

My Lumia 810, which is the T-Mobile version of 8x0 Lumia, has a 32GB MicroSD. I believe 32GB is the official max, but I've seen others using 64GB cards. I really like the WP8 interface. iOS and Android seem really dated by comparison. The 810 is a nice phone too. It's not uber thin like the iPhone, but feels solid and comfortable in the hand. The screen isn't a retina, but looks good and is plenty bright for outdoors. I looked at the Nexus 4. It's seems like a heck of deal, but you can't swap the battery in addition to not being able to expand the storage.

[Cigarguy]

Lots of Thinkpads

Motorola XOOM

Primay phone Galaxy SII LTE, Galaxy Note as backup and wireless tethering device.

[ansible212]

Laptops - ThinkPad X220 (main) and X200s (backup) as per signature

Tablet - Nexus 7 32GB

Phones - Nexus 4 16GB (main) and HTC Incredible S (rooted and running Jelly Bean - backup)

[craigmontHunter]

Elitebook 8440p, Blackberry z10 and Blackberry Playbook.

[killer]

The Nexus 4 is the best phone I've ever come across, I couldn't recommend it enough...

Thank you for the recommendation of Nexus 4. I ordered one today. Much cheaper than a Samsung Galaxy S3.
The HTC Desire I have been using strains my eyes. That can go on eBay when the Nexus turns up.

... and to think that a few years ago all I needed was a PAYG phone.

[fleming164]

Thank you for the recommendation of Nexus 4. I ordered one today. Much cheaper than a Samsung Galaxy S3.
The HTC Desire I have been using strains my eyes. That can go on eBay when the Nexus turns up.

... and to think that a few years ago all I needed was a PAYG phone.

Excellent choice! I'd recommend getting a case or number asap though, these things are slippery!

The Poetic Borderline bumper is the one I use, they had some teething issues to begin with but they're all sorted now.

Enjoy your new phone

[DRobinson]

Laptop - T60 (in sig)
Tablet - Fujitsu Sylistic ST5111
Cell Phone - Debranded TM SE506

I am working on a X41t that I am planning on replacing the Fujitsu and my Netbook (Eeepc 900A) with. Giving up some CPU and ram but it should still work well enough for my needs. I used to have an iPhone 16GB, but after the battery died I went back to my old flip phone. It does everything I need for a phone.

[EasyMac308]

Laptop (Home) - T60
Laptop (Work) - T410
Tablet - None (can't find one at the price / form I want)
Phone - MyTouch 4G E739

[kangaskhan]

Thinkpad: T400
Tablet: none
Phone: Palm Treo Pro (i have a pretty sizable handheld history though)

[Hagony]

I am a mobile phone child since my starting. After a lot of time got the understanding of laptops and systems, and the tablets are the recent ones so its easy to learn them. Have a laptop of Dell, no tablet yet, but soon going for Google one, and the Mobile phone is again i4s.

[ducky2802]

laptop: X200T. Tablet: X200T. Phone: X200T (skype/google voice). Yah I got a Nokia somewhere too, but probably use skype/gv for like 99% of my calls.

[garnet]

laptop: t60
tablet: none (wife uses prestigio 16GB)
phone: Nokia e72

[kangaskhan]

Phone: HTC HD2

woah, what OS do you run with it? They're put Android, Windows Phone, even RT on it

[ganon11000]

ThinkPad A31 as main and X41 in repair (by me), no tablet but I have a 4.7" screen on my Nexus 4 which is ******* epic!!!