User:DenisYurkin/Travelling with a laptop notebook
Expedition edit
Rationale edit
Objectives edit
- find best practices on describing destinations from notebook user's perspective, promote that examples; define recommendations for contributing to other articles
What to cover edit
Understand edit
- How common is it for notebook users to work in public locations
Get in edit
- wifi in airport: speed and price
Eat/Drink edit
- сafes with wifi available.
See edit
- breathtaking locations for real creativity boost: mountain tops; rooftop cafes (or in Eat/Drink?)
Sleep edit
- hotels providing laptop-related services: free wifi; public printer/scanner; ubiquitous AC plugs
Contact edit
- provide local standards for wi-fi prices and speeds
- wi-max availability, contract conditions and prices
Stay safe edit
- safety considerations (and threats / state of security) for notebook holders in public places: parks, cafes, underground trains, airports, libraries
Travel topic edit
Understand edit
Travelers take a laptop notebook with them for variety of reasons:
- pure business travellers: their primary reason for travelling is business purposes
- business even during vacation / holidays: able to reply to urgent email and resolve urgent technical things even while being on a vacation
- creativity: when away from day-to-day routine, they are able to create something impossible at home
- photos: save from a camera; photoshop them; show previous trips to fellow traveller
- watch movies
- entertain kids (with movies or games)
- read Wikivoyage and contribute to it :-)
Practical tips edit
- if you take movies with you, consider taking a VGA cable: as more and more hotels equip their rooms with flat-screen TVs, it is much easier to connect them to your laptop than to find a DVD player in a hotel. Especially true if you rip DVDs to your HDD to reduce luggage size.