No.7915
Why a steam deck if you're not going outside?
No.7916
>>7915don’t have to get out of bed
No.7917
>>7916but you have a laptop
No.7919
>>7918if we're talking about the perfect hikki setup though, wouldn't it make more sense to put the extra odd 500 dollars into a great laptop rather than a steam deck
No.7920
A super comfy bed too, something better than all these generic boxed i foam mattresses
No.7921
>CRT for retro games.
Unless you can fix it yourself, I would strongly advice against this. I don't even know how old these things are now, without any new being made, but they surely are reaching the age where the "blow shit up in your face"-phase begins. I wouldn't want one of those in my living room, it's a ticking time bomb.
>2nd laptop for use as media server
You can also buy Raspberry pi, they are pretty cheap.
No.7922
CRTs aren't really explosive though
No.7924
>>7915because of this
>>7918>>7919what kinda laptop would you recommend?
>>7920post a picture of what you have in mind please and thanks.
>>7921>it's a ticking time bomb.ive never heard this only that theyre loud, ive already got one if i didnt already have one i wouldnt go out of my way to get one.
>You can also buy Raspberry pi, they are pretty cheap.im not that technologically adept how would one even do this?
No.7942
>>7941same, what kinda chair do you use? i use a basic office chair i want a gamer chair since they seem to have the neck and leg support i need.
t. chronic pain
No.7943
>>7942pic related
it wasn't too bad at first but I've been using it for years and I need to take breaks from sitting
have you looked at any chairs/have any in mind in particular?
No.7945
>>7943ive been looking for a chair with a foot rest on it.
>>7944noted.
No.7947
>>7914why a laptop if you already have a desktop? same for the minifridge. i don't see it's use if you already have a proper fridge unless you live with your parents or something and don't want to leave your room. but even then, they can be kinda annoying at night so i'd rather not have one.
No.7948
>>7947so i can play games under my covers in my bed.
>why a mini-fridgei dont like leaving my chair or room i sit for days, weeks on end in it.
its rlly difficult to shop for tech as a NEET cause i have different needs as opposed to normalfags, like i cant rlly go to some tech store or furniture store and say "yeah, ill be using this chair or desktop for weeks, months, years straight without turning it off or leaving the house" so which model will work best for me.
No.7949
>>7948>i dont like leaving my chair or room i sit for days, weeks on end in it.this will cause very inconvenient health issues later on. in any case, you can just look at reviews online and even order chairs online, no?
No.7952
>>7948>"yeah, ill be using this chair or desktop for weeks, months, years straight without turning it off or leaving the house" so which model will work best for me.You need those special 24/7 chairs that I think cost at least thousand bucks as a new one. I found one used once for free, it was pretty comfy.
No.7956
Cheapskate's Guide is a great website that does exactly what it says on the tin.
No.7961
>>7941I need a mobile chair that's not only comfortable to sit on while but sleep on too.
No.7964
>desktop pc
yes
everything else no
No.7965
>>7964but what will i use in bed? sometimes its too cold or hot and i dont wanna leave my bed thus the need for smaller devices.
maybe if i found a PC stand that could be moved around idk.
No.7967
>>7964what kinda PC would you want/would you recommend?
>>7966you joke, but im considering it. my PC tower already sits on a stand with wheels so im halfway there.
No.7969
>>7968I feel you. It's frustrating when I ask techies a simple question, but they leave me with more questions than answers.
No.7973
>>7971The beauty of old monitors is that you can stare at them for hours at night without too much eye strain. Modern (insert new acronym here) monitors have so many lumens they could burn a hole through cardboard.
No.7980
>>7968There is not and never will be a tech board for people like you. Sometimes you just can't help but go barking up the wrong tree though. It's like being told to go back to Tom's Hardware on HardForum.
No.7981
>>7980>people like you racism!
No.7982
>>7980Nta but why are you on this board?
No.7985
>>7914I cannot recommend getting a bigger portable battery pack enough. Since I stay without power regularly (voluntarily or not) it's awesome to have something with a 100 Watt USB-C port to charge whatever I need, be it my laptop, phones, lights, radios or even reviving rechargeable batteries.
You can get "palm"-sized 150Wh boxes with Li-ion cells and passive cooling for about $120 new. And yes, small "phone powerbanks" are overrated, they suck.
No.7989
I can't afford this
Poorfag list
- Mid tier PC or laptop
- Comfy bed and heavy weighted blanket
- Headphones
- Recycled old PS2 controller
- Bookshelf for vidya, pirated CDs, books
- Trash can to dispose of waste and semen
- Plushies and blankets
- Hidden crawl space
No.7991
>>7989explain this to me like im a retarded child please, what would you consider a mid-tier PC?
>>7985in that line of thought, itd be nice to have a satelite laptop just in case.
No.8030
>>7991anything older gen and second hand with roughly decent enough specs to play a decade old game and watch videos online
