With the advent of the Internet and technology, business travel is not the arduous slog that it may once have been. To set up your “office”, all you need is a laptop or tablet, a mouse and keyboard, a pair of headphones, and an eBook reader and Netflix membership for those downtime moments. Now you can sit in the first class departures lounge at Heathrow Airport and drink the bar dry while you check your emails, and read “Fifty Shades of Grey” on your Kindle.
Our infographic today outlines the kind of gear you should be contemplating if you are planning to do any extended amount of business travel. And really, it all comes down to your personal needs. One person may prefer an iPad while another is totally in love with their MacBook Air. Same goes for the style of headphones or whether you need a Bluetooth keyboard for your iPad. Assess your needs and pack accordingly.
Are you a frequent business traveller? If so, tell us in the comments what electronic gear you pack for those long flights. Are you a tablet or laptop fan? And what ARE you reading on that Kindle of yours?
Source: Metrofax
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