How many communication devices do you have?

[freonr22]

The laptop, the desktop, the iPad, the smartphone, the prepaid burner phone. Damn. Where does it stop?

[Peter.Steele]

Used for communication:

iPhone 4, laptop

Capable of communication, but rarely (if ever) used for such:

Printer (it's got a fax), home phone (it was free, we don't use it), Wii, Desktop Computer, Nook Color, rooted w/Cyanogen

[TonyM]

All in the home/garage:

(5) Desktops
(3) Notebooks
(2) Android Tablets with 3G and 4G LTE
(2) HTPC's (Dedicated desktops with HDMI only output)
(2) Android phones on Verizon
(2) T-Mobile devices, a Blackberry and Nexus S
(2) VOIP lines, one for voice, one for fax
(1) Iridium Sat phone.
(1) OnStar phone number.

I'm the first to admit that's too many, and PG&E loves me since my 5 desktop systems are on 24/7 as servers and doing background work.

Oh, I guess you could add the PS3, X-Box 360 and Wii to the list, but they rarely get turned on and would need a good dust blow out first.

[den888]

6 laptops (Windows XP, Windows 7, Ubuntu, Windows Vista), 2 desktops, 3 routers, 3 Android phones, 2 Blackberry phones and a Samsung phone

I am in the communications business.

[Peter.Steele]

(1) OnStar phone number.

****, forgot all about that one. Add that to my list, too.

[high_revs]

literally...

old school cel (nonsmart)
ooma voip for home
google voice if i need it via internet
ms office communicator conferencing/call for work via internet
fax
touchpad

[IntoForever]

I'll list the active devices
1 desktop
1 laptop
3 tablets
2 smart phones

[Paper Boy]

Netbook for when I am traveling other wise it sits on a shelf.
1 non smart cell phone
1 house phone
1 Desktop