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Using an inexpensive Omni 10″ tablet, as sold by Walmart. Looking towards upgrading to a much faster Samsung model. (If they are on sale for Black Friday.)
Probably doing 50% of my computer stuff sitting in easy chair with tablet in hand. Works for me.
Similar to me, however I use a small 2017 MacBook laptop as I sit in my comfy and overstuffed easy chair!
I pad
I check my email on my mobile phone and when I see an article that I want to read, I go to my laptop. I need the larger font to read comfortably.
I use a variety of tools. My laptop is convertible to a touch tablet, or with a dock, act like a full-blown desktop PC with a couple big monitors. And I have a smartphone. They all work for consuming content. Obviously the more screen real estate I have the easier it is. And that maxim is even more true for creating content. Nothing beats a full-size keyboard and mouse.
My glasses!
My brain.
At home now so it is the desktop. Traveling it might be the Tablet or the Laptop. The print is so small on my phone that I seldom try to read any articles on it,
My Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra. Big enough screen that I don’t need to use my cumbersome Samsung tablet and stays connected virtually everywhere (thanks Verizon). I haven’t owned a PC or Laptop for at least 10 years. Kinda like my Winnebago View, big enough to get the job done and nimble enough to go everywhere.