Coming up on Hands on Tech, what do we do if we are on the road a lot and need to be able to access a computer at both of our typical locations?

Well, we'll answer that soon. Coming up on Hands on Tech.

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Hello and welcome to hands-on tech.

I am Micah Sargent.

And of course, this is the show where I take your tech questions and do my do my doggone best to answer them.

Loving the question that has come in this week, and if you

would love me to love your question too, well, send us an email, HOT at twit.tv is how you

get in touch, and we would love to hear from you. Now, this week's question comes in from

someone named Jim, who is a self-titled road warrior, and from the definition,

sounds also objectively like a road warrior. Jim says, hello, Micah, I have been a road warrior

for over 20 years, flying from sunny Florida to the northern climbs almost every weekend. I currently carry a Windows

laptop, an iPad, noise-canceling headphones, and my iPhone. As I am getting older, I'm not happy

about all the weight I'm looking around. I use my iPhone for Twitter and other podcasts, texts,

and emails. I use my iPad to read books, newspapers,

and to watch hockey games I've downloaded.

I rarely use my laptop for anything while traveling,

but I need it for work at both office locations.

I'm looking for a way to ditch the laptop

from my backpack while traveling.

My question is, what is the best way

to set up two laptops, whether Mac or PC, one at each

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