Now, of course, most of us use laptops and PDAs to do all sorts of things on the go, including access the Internet.
Since most of us use laptops these days, a space 30 inches wide can suffice.
Much of the early advice on working from home consisted of not setting up at the kitchen table and getting the angle right between the eyes and the top of the computer monitor – something that's gone out of the window now that most people use laptops.
But since I use my phone more than most people use laptops, the cost to upgrade my 32-gigabyte iPhone every year is less than 10 cents an hour based on 16-hour days, on top of the 15 cents an hour I spend on service.
Said Pichai, "Many companies have a hard time upgrading OS and most users use laptops today.
While most people use laptops, back in the golden days of computer towers, you could heat a room with a couple of desktop computers.
Most corporate executives use laptops and smartphones, but have paper, pens and large dry erase boards will markers available.
Today, most students use laptop computers, which means a huge desk isn't totally necessary.
Executives who handle confidential information, people who use laptops to operate production equipment, and most factory workers are ineligible.
You mean people used to use "laptops"?
