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I want to be able to use a desktop and a laptop and share applications and files.
What I was thinking of was an external enclosure (usb 3.0) with a SSD drive on which i install the operating system and then boot of this USB drive on the laptop and desktop as and when needed
My ideal scenario would be a device where I can dock my laptop and it was got a better CPU and more memory. I know I am asking too much.
And yes, performance is important.
So my question is, will it work? and is there an alternative to this cumbersome approach?
So, what is the actual question? If there is a laptop dock with an embedded CPU? No, though that would be great :). If you are asking how you can install on an external SDD and share that between two systems, please [edit] to clarify. – terdon – 2013-10-03T01:56:40.710