Laptops are better than TVs

My opponent states that one can play DVDs on a laptop and that some laptops can play tv, whereas I've contested. I believe this is in response to what I stated at the end of the previous round. Quote: "My opponent neglects to mention that all films can be played on a television, provided that they are in VCR or DVD format." This was in response to my opponent's original claim: "TVs can only broadcast some films and news, and that's pretty much it!" She said that TVs could broadcast SOME films, but I've pointed out that TV can broadcast all films and news, provided they are in the DVD or VCR format (which is essentially what films are marketed through). My opponent states that you would only get viruses if you are stupid enough open a suspicious email, but as I have previously suggested, this is false as one can get a computer virus merely through clicking on a web page. In this article, expert Rob Rosenberg states that there is no such thing as a foolproof anti virus program: http://www.ciremagazine.com... . So simply getting an anti-virus program won't save you in your mission to keep our computer from getting infected. Having had experience with these myself, often times, they are only able to warn you about the existence of a plethora of viruses on your computer rather than effectively get rid of them. Due to these viruses piling up, one would have to trade in for a new laptop after 5-7 years to of use. Given that my opponent does not respond to this point in my previous round, she therefore concedes concerning the matter of the overall amount of years a laptop is usable for. In response to my point concerning Internet scams, my opponent states that she has never provided her personal information via the Internet to a site that isn't known worldwide. I respond stating that this drastically limits the amount of websites one can conduct business/access as one (under my opponent's condition) would not be able to use websites known primarily to the regions they are created in. My opponent doesn't address my point argument concerning hackers, so you can extend it. My opponent doesn't respond to my argument concerning the benefits of "Tivo", so you can extend that argument. My opponent doesn't respond to the argument concerning video game consoles as well as the current (not to mention affordable) Internet usages they have, so you can extend it. My opponent then states that a laptop can do anything a tv can do, but presents no premise for this claim. You can therefore dismiss it. She then states that handhelds/portables are absolutely terrible since you can't have a good look, but this hardly the case. The size doesn't seem to matter as its being able to watch movies/television at any place/time which appeals to consumers. In fact, TV has made it's way to the Cell phone industry as shown here: http://www.msnbc.msn.com... . Ironically enough, the quality here is praised. Closing Statements: Sure, one could say that laptops and tvs are not comparable, but that's not necessarily what this debate is about. It's which one you're better off with that counts. The only area which a laptop beats a TV in is the area of work. That said, given that most jobs are going to provide you with a computer to use (the same applies for colleges if you take the its libraries into consideration), you're better off buying a TV first as its provision of superior entertainment is a great way to relieve stress (which I understand is a problem to many) as well as to cater to household guest (especially if you don't have the communication skills to keep them entertained) or your children. Besides, as I've suggested, there are loads of problems which you (and your wallet) will be dealing with regularly if you wish to pursue keeping a laptop in acceptable condition. Anyway, in this debate, my opponent has failed to show you how these problems don't effect a laptop when it comes down to a comparison with a TV. She has also failed to successfully counter the many benefits which a television is bound to provide one with. For that, I urge you to vote in negation of this resolution. Thank you.