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So you use a laptop to connect to a laptop and think that many people should too? :)
That's peculiar... yes.
Well it saves the hassle of having to unplug the monitors, speakers etc, and it's accessible from anywhere I go. The i7 laptop is used more as a desktop.
I'm not saying others should - the point was that using a crappy computer is practical if it's not having to do the heavy lifting.