Do you have a tv and or computer in your bedroom?

[yeeeaaahhh]

My laptop lives in my room most of the time, but ventures out now and then.

And as for a TV... nah... that is what the living room is for

 

[Triple G]

13" TV in bedroom, laptop in den.

 

[Yooper]

I do not. Evidently I'm in the minority.

I do have an AM Radio, though.

 

[BabiGayPimp]

Unfortunately, I have so much gagetry in my bedroom I think of setting up another room to actually sleep in. One of these days, though, I'd love to have a "Pottery Barn" style bedroom with a fireplace, concealable LCD screen hanging over it, and separate dressing and sitting area. Oh, and a coffee bar off to the side next to the beverage station. Until then, I'll just dream on...sigh.

 

[Ryuukie]

Both, but I wish I didn't. I've always thought a bedroom should be for sleeping. But, alas, I don't have enough room not to have them in my bedroom.

 

[Payton]

Yes & Yes.

Since I don't live alone, I want to be able to play Playstation whenever I wish, so a T.V was a must.

I also have my desktop computer in my room. Not much of a laptop fan.

 

[andysayshi]

I have a 17" laptop (MacBook Pro) in my bedroom. I have a media server elsewhere in the house, so I have wireless access on any computer in the house to live and recorded TV, 350 movies and hundreds of episodes of my favourite TV shows.

Now if I only had the time to watch any of them...

 

[NineOfClubs]

No.

All experts, from sleep researchers to feng shui practitioners, are against the idea.

In the past, I've lived in studio apartments and wasn't always able to have a quiet, dedicated sleep space without the computer or TV.

Aren't there times when we need to step away from the constant noise and interference?

And isn't bedtime one of those times?

 

[catbox_911]

40in LCD TV in my room along with my fairly new laptop (along with the one I replaced whose screen burned out) and a desktop which I almost never use (I don't even have a monitor in here right now).

I also have a PS3, XBOX360, and N64 hooked up to my TV. I have a sega dreamcast sitting in my room although it isn't currently hooked up. I collect video games and have another dozen or so unique systems elsewhere but they aren't in my room at the moment.

 

[Yooper]

No.

All experts, from sleep researchers to feng shui practitioners, are against the idea.

In the past, I've lived in studio apartments and wasn't always able to have a quiet, dedicated sleep space without the computer or TV.

Aren't there times when we need to step away from the constant noise and interference?

And isn't bedtime one of those times?

I use my bedroom for bed activities.

I don't feel the need to have constant noise.

If I need to have porn on the TV while Entertaining, I'll entertain where the TV is.

 

[jamie_01930]

I have the computer in my bedroom and TV in the living room

 

[spencer]

My laptop has a TV tuner so I watch TV on it. I have it on a TV cart next to my bed. How else am I supposed to type one handed in bed?

 

[scains]

I have my PC. My laptop. Wii. PS3. XBOX 360 and 2 tv's in my bedroom.

Although the XBOX 360 and one of the TV's are my brothers.

 

[gmoney]

My laptop is my docking station to my computer desk. I have a 42" LCD flatscreen tv in there too.

 

[blackbeltninja]

Absolutely not. None of that crap in my sanctuary, thanks.

-d-

 

[DonQuixote]

We've got the TV, but it doesn't get turned on very much.

 

[miaedu]

Both in common areas. We have, how shall we say, minimal decor.

 

[KURT10677]

laptop and tv

 

[Lefty]

tvs' in all bedrooms, big screens in living room and garage. computers in office and upstairs den plus laptop where ever it lands. now if i just knew how to use any of this shit.