VaroOP Posted March 29, 2018 Posted March 29, 2018 I read all my LNs and manga lying in bed. I wanna do the same for VNs.. Quote
Silvz Posted March 29, 2018 Posted March 29, 2018 Those toys that vibrate while you play H scenes tymmur 1 Quote
Silvz Posted March 29, 2018 Posted March 29, 2018 Do you need a gadget? Because I heard that very few of them work with VNs; I'd suggest you to use a laptop (there are some that are hybrid and "turn" into a tablet). I use mine with an wireless mouse, and the experience is fine, as it is very close to my bed. Quote
finiteHP Posted March 30, 2018 Posted March 30, 2018 Neural chip would probably be best, but since that isn’t a thing I’ll echo Silvz and say a laptop. Silvz 1 Quote
tymmur Posted March 30, 2018 Posted March 30, 2018 As always the best device is a computer running windows. Get a monitor optimized for color quality (as opposed to speed for fast gaming) and put it on a vesa mount arm. Use wireless keyboard and mouse or use a monitor with USB ports. Speakers in the monitor would likely not be of acceptable quality, but you would likely use headphones anyway. And in case you aren't sure what a vesa mount arm is, here is an example. They exist in many versions because they can be optimized for heavy monitors, movement, budget or something else. Spoiler Quote
Clephas Posted March 30, 2018 Posted March 30, 2018 I usually use my laptop. Though, with my back in the state it is, I can't really lie down in bed and do stuff anymore. Quote
Plk_Lesiak Posted March 30, 2018 Posted March 30, 2018 A 2in1 tablet/laptop could be an option too. I like watching/reading stuff on my tablet when in bed, don't really like looking at the PC screen from afar. Something that can be both held in hand or stand like a normal laptop is pretty convenient. And they're usually a fully-functional Windows machines - eg. Acer has a whole series of cheap convertibles and I think even the Pentium models would easily do the job for a normal VN. Quote
VaroOP Posted March 30, 2018 Author Posted March 30, 2018 22 hours ago, tymmur said: As always the best device is a computer running windows. Get a monitor optimized for color quality (as opposed to speed for fast gaming) and put it on a vesa mount arm. Use wireless keyboard and mouse or use a monitor with USB ports. Speakers in the monitor would likely not be of acceptable quality, but you would likely use headphones anyway. And in case you aren't sure what a vesa mount arm is, here is an example. They exist in many versions because they can be optimized for heavy monitors, movement, budget or something else. Reveal hidden contents Unfortunately a PC just won't do but I know where you are coming from. I abandoned using a laptop or any kind of portable machine other than my phone since 2013 till now and I have a pretty good PC but I started going to university and through the first semester I have realized that I do need a portable machine. 15 hours ago, Clephas said: I usually use my laptop. Though, with my back in the state it is, I can't really lie down in bed and do stuff anymore. If you remember my previous post as well, I decided on a Lenovo Ideapad 720s 14 inch. It can manage games like DOTA 2 because of its GT 150MX GPU and has a pretty good i7-8550U CPU. It's selling point to me though, is the aluminium body, a nice FHD IPS display and the weight which is 3.4 lbs or 1.5 kg. I am concerned about the screen hinge which doesn't seem like its very sturdy but well it's not like I am gonna roll around with it in bed. 12 hours ago, Plk_Lesiak said: A 2in1 tablet/laptop could be an option too. I like watching/reading stuff on my tablet when in bed, don't really like looking at the PC screen from afar. Something that can be both held in hand or stand like a normal laptop is pretty convenient. And they're usually a fully-functional Windows machines - eg. Acer has a whole series of cheap convertibles and I think even the Pentium models would easily do the job for a normal VN. This is why I had bought a cheap Acer laptop in the first place which was a 2 in 1 and let me tell you I did use it for reading some manga, couldn't for anime because it wasn't full HD and had a horrible screen pretty much. I even ran a VN on it but never played the VN on it instead I used screen mirroring of my TV to play the VN on my TV and used the tab itself as a wireless keyboard. (Just me trying to use it for its original purpose.) Well the 2 in 1 was too heavy for playing VNs in bed and I know how I struggled to read manga due to it's weight. In conclusion my experience with a 2-in-1 was so horrible that I don't have it in me to invest in it again. Well finally like I said, I bought the Lenovo Ideapad 720s 14 inch laptop. Hopefully I'll be able to play VNs in bed by placing the laptop on my lap. Quote
tymmur Posted March 31, 2018 Posted March 31, 2018 58 minutes ago, VaroOP said: I know where you are coming from. I have a stalker Quote
milkteebaby Posted March 31, 2018 Posted March 31, 2018 Living in China, I have access to some pretty cheap tech and one of my acquisitions has been a Teclast Tbook 16 Pro. A Surface clone, It dual boots Android/Windows 10, has a detachable keyboard and feels pretty nice (for the price). It's a little heavier than the iPad, but it's got a great screen (for the price) and I've had no problems running any otoge/VNs on it. The battery life is kind of crappy (about 4-5 hours), but honestly, if I'm playing VNs in bed, I'm not going to be playing for more than an hour before I fall asleep anyways. Quote
tymmur Posted March 31, 2018 Posted March 31, 2018 1 minute ago, milkteebaby said: if I'm playing VNs in bed, I'm not going to be playing for more than an hour before I fall asleep anyways. Actually I better warn about that kind of behavior. Once I did that and suddenly I woke up hours later because I was surprisingly no longer alone. Luckily the screen contained just all age stuff, but that was pure luck considering the title in question Quote
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