My wife and I have been using Tablemate II's (you can get them at Bed Bath and Beyond stores, definitely; not sure where else) for a long time now for our laptops. Their height/angle is decently adjustable and I've had pretty good luck with it with my 15" Macbook Pro. It leaves enough room for the laptop itself and a mousepad with a little bit of room for maneuvering the mouse. The best thing about them, though, is the fact that they're only about $20-25 and pretty sturdy.
Well, speaking purely from the perspective of the big three of the "next generation" of gaming, all have some form of internet connectivity. I would imagine they'd find a way to integrate the same net-based population code into any of those versions, at least. If they port to handhelds (PSP and DS, specifically), both also have internet access.
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My wife and I have been using Tablemate II's (you can get them at Bed Bath and Beyond stores, definitely; not sure where else) for a long time now for our laptops. Their height/angle is decently adjustable and I've had pretty good luck with it with my 15" Macbook Pro. It leaves enough room for the laptop itself and a mousepad with a little bit of room for maneuvering the mouse. The best thing about them, though, is the fact that they're only about $20-25 and pretty sturdy.
Well, speaking purely from the perspective of the big three of the "next generation" of gaming, all have some form of internet connectivity. I would imagine they'd find a way to integrate the same net-based population code into any of those versions, at least. If they port to handhelds (PSP and DS, specifically), both also have internet access.