Poll: laptop plug-in

[Uwe Keim]

Nothing. Don't have a laptop at work.

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[Vikram A Punathambekar]

When I used to do support, I would use the power cable and the network cable. I hate mice and when I use laptops, I find a touchpad far more comfortable than a mouse.

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[Marc Clifton]

My lap. :rolleyes: Marc

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[Brady Kelly]

Mouse and power. The network is wireless.

[Paul Watson]

Power, network and mouse.

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[J Dunlap]

I plug in one or more of the following: power cable, network, earphones. Sometimes I start out the day working on battery power, and sometimes I work on AC power; sometimes I start out without connecting to the internet, and sometimes I connect first thing; sometimes I listen to music in earphones while working, and sometimes I don't listen to any or I listen to it on the built-in speakers. When I get a wireless access point finally, I won't need the network cable.

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[Bobby T]

not at work, but when i get home i plug in: power Wireless keyboard trackball s-video cable (to run IM/E-mail on my TV) Network Cable 2nd screen a little usb fan

PEACE <3

[leckey 0]

I'm the opposite; I find the touchpad annoying. My husband has worn his touchpad to the bare metal in some spots.

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[RChin]

My routine used to be similar, but now I have a docking station. So I have the screen, mouse, power supply, network cable all at the back of the station so I don't have to touch a thing when I come in :) Now I also have: . iPod usb cable . Sony Ericsson sync/charger usb cable . Earphones. Sweet.

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[Maximilien]

you plug-in your wireless keyboard ? :confused:

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[Dan Neely]

I plug the laptop into the docking station. I get keyboard, mouse, monitors, ethernet, and power in one simple connection.

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[BRShroyer]

The same things: Screen, mouse, network, wall juice, and the usb drive occasionally.

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[Bobby T]

Maximilien wrote:

you plug-in your wireless keyboard ?

I have to plug in the receiver

PEACE <3

[Lost User]

We have port replicators so I only have to plug that in...

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[Joe Programm3r]

Ditto!