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The phrase "act as a desktop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a device or software that functions similarly to a desktop computer or provides desktop-like features.
Example: "This application is designed to act as a desktop, allowing users to manage their files and applications seamlessly."
Alternatives: "function like a desktop" or "serve as a desktop".
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The Unity project also aimed to let smartphones act as a desktop machine when combined with other devices such as docking stations.
I personally would delegate the $1,800 price tag of this system toward building a custom gaming desktop, but if your requirements are for a gaming laptop that can act as a desktop replacement, then here is your vessel.
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Ptolemy can act as a wrapper for existing desktop applications, invoking the application with a web request and returning the results as a web response.
It could also act as a conversion opportunity, introducing desktop users to Google Now and driving them to want to use it on mobile, too.
While you were watching the video, your web browser acted as a RDP (Remote Desktop) and a keylogger which provided me access to your display screen and webcam.
GeoJModelBuilder is implemented as a desktop tool.
EDE was designed as a stand-alone desktop application, and OE can be used as a desktop or web-based application.
A laptop as a desktop does introduce a few compromises.
Save the image and set it as a desktop background.
Desktops connected to the same network can also act as a controller.
The figures include desktop, netbook, and other laptops including ultrabooks and "convertibles" which can act as a tablet and PC, but don't include purely handheld devices or tablets such as the iPad.
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