Thread: Is the laptop and personal freedom dead?
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Old 02-07-2011, 12:15 PM   #70
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Originally Posted by Namekuseijin View Post
It's not dead, but I couldn't care less for laptops, iPads and even my trusty and powerful Linux desktop after I bought my very handy Android smartphone. posting from it, btw...
Yes, me to, with one exception. When, in the course of my official duties, I need to authenticate to something with my CAC (Government issued smart card), I need a platform that supports the smart card reader, and has the supporting middleware and encryption.

The only phone that is supported is Blackberry, and my boss doesn't think I'm important enough to have a Government issued Blackberry; so I have to use a Windows PC. I usually use my netbook, but tether my HTC EVO 4G for the data connection.
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