Hello Nikolas,
I should first say that your software has intimidated me 
Wow! Those are really great tools and I am planning on trying them out or better still looking out for some online tools that will suit my style.
You say that the hardware bit is not so interesting but well, here is a young man who is pro Old school. I do most of my writing on hardware and especially the whole faithful Notebook which is always packed in my bag and belongings wherever I travel. I also have a small Notepad where I jot ideas and pen the starting lines to most work I intend to create later on.
I have for the past 2 years been a proud owner of Samsung Galaxy Tablet which I use for the software bit of my writing. I installed Kingsoft Office which is basically a mobile Word document application. I have a lot of my stories penned and stored here just as they would ordinarily be stored on a computer. I also have a NOTES application which gives me small leaflets on which I can write up to about 500 words. I have written poetry, created characters and brainstormed story opening therein.
I further use my laptop to write and organize my word. With the help of Microsoft Office, I write and save my stories in special folders on my computer. But because you cannot entirely trust these computers, I have an external Hard Drive where I transfer all my important work and archive it into folders.
Guess that is it about my writing tools. But like I said, I am out to acquire some of those cool mobile and PC applications designed for writers.
Wow, I am kind of relieved to read Ronald’s confession to be an Old School writer, when it comes to writing tools and text-supporting media. Scrolling and clicking me through Nikolas’ presentation of his writing tools, I started feeling like conservative fossil regarding the instruments I use for writing and building thoughts. Although I am young and born to this hyper-digitalized new-media generation, I am happy with my email programme, open office and simple foldering of texts and documents, and first of all my paper notebooks. I am depended of analog media, I need to materialize my thoughts and words on touchable substance. For writing poetry I like using an old type-writer, because the feeling of putting words and sentences together with this heavy machine fits to the precise work of composing a poem. Often I feel that a screen is squeezing my mind, while I can spread sheets all over my floor.
It is not the first time here that I find myself thinking, I wish there was an I-Like-button. So I´lll just put it straight out there: Kikki I like your comment and it made me smile because even in English it is original you!