<p>It’s common in the lecture halls. I just don’t bring it anymore because it only adds extra weight and you can’t draw proper diagrams in your notes.</p>
<p>It is very inefficient.</p>
<p>Ok this is bad I got a 15.6’’ toshiba =</p>
<p>Depends on how you use your comp - </p>
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<p>But on a more serious note, it’s all about your preferences and the type of class you have. In some classes a comp might be better because you can take down information much faster by typing, but obviously a diagram is somewhat hard to incorporate into a .doc file.</p>
<p>15.6 is avg computer size…neither a lightweight 14 inch nor a desktop replacement 17 inch</p>
<p>I have english 4 math 9 and chem 1</p>
<p>well prof dont allow laptops in english classes ( very rare when they do), math it varies my friend did his math homework while in class, chem i sthe same as math</p>
<p>Go look for a tablet - Lenovo X series tablets (what x210t?) are awesome for this, and still pack plenty of battery life. </p>
<p>I was so going to get one, and my insanity kicked in and I bought a sony i7 laptop instead. XD</p>
<p>ouch lmao
not even chem allows computers in class?? I have Hill D</p>
<p>Only the small classes usually don’t allow laptops - </p>
<p>I had one chem 005 class that had about 30-40 students, the professor didn’t allow laptops.
Same with my 30 student English class</p>
<p>Any class that involves 100+ students in a big lecture hall, the professor won’t bother trying to keep people off computers</p>
<p>chem 01 isnt that over 100 people?</p>
<p>yeah, exactly</p>