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Ulcasterdropout
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you askin for a brand name?
alienware
then dell
then dell
Razorguns
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blut wump
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12" iBook
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If you don't want a mac then make sure you get one with a Centrino else the battery life will suck. I get over three hours use out of a full charge on my iBook even when using it wireless.
http://www.apple.com
If you don't want a mac then make sure you get one with a Centrino else the battery life will suck. I get over three hours use out of a full charge on my iBook even when using it wireless.
) but IBM service is top rate.where is the bomb squad when you need them????Blut Wump said:
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My HP broke down every 15 hours or so.
For Sale:
HP with Pentium 1.4 processor
14" display
512 MB RAM
CD-RW & DVD
Display is too dark to read and does not send signal to external monitor.
Ethernet and firewire capable
Very lightly used. Comes with two excellent batteries.
For Sale:
HP with Pentium 1.4 processor
14" display
512 MB RAM
CD-RW & DVD
Display is too dark to read and does not send signal to external monitor.
Ethernet and firewire capable
Very lightly used. Comes with two excellent batteries.
whether or not you are being serious, I would really like to see the tablet OS make a run at some of the apple demographic.wtlftr said:
My tablet is probably the best purchase ive ever made.
I was referring to the Tablet PC operating system. It is just XP Pro with ink enabled features.wtlftr said:
I'm pretty sure there are really only 2 manufacturers for all pc laptops... I think the big brands subcontract out.... that being said, Apple all the way, i'm on mine now... from an unbiased viewpoint I can say it's much better. I own a centrino laptop, a g4 powerbook, an ibook, an amd desktop, and a g5 desktop... I can say I prefer PC for desktop applications but the pc notebooks don't stand up at all to the macs... my 1.67 g4 tears up my 2.4(ish) centrino(dell) both w/ 1 gb of ram.
ZKaudio said:
lies all lies!
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Phaded
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an alienware is designed for gamers..
sony builds the smallest laptops with best specs
what exactly do you want the laptop for what do you do on the laptop.. do you travel often.. does size matter.. screen size matter.. weight matter... allthis shit plays a role in choosing your laptop.. to get real reviews i'd search a better place than here for your answers..
sony builds the smallest laptops with best specs
what exactly do you want the laptop for what do you do on the laptop.. do you travel often.. does size matter.. screen size matter.. weight matter... allthis shit plays a role in choosing your laptop.. to get real reviews i'd search a better place than here for your answers..
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wtlftr said:
pieces of shit just like emachines..
2 at my "office" (1 mac lappy one mac desktop) 3 at home... the powerbook was a replacement for the ibook b/c instead of adding a bluetooth module, i just figured i'd buy a new computer with it built in... and because the powerbooks are so pretty... macs network well now w/ windows so it's not a hassle at all
don't listen to this guy! he is crazy go nuts. CrappleZKaudio said:
outside of Chart 5.1, I've never been able to use one for anything worthwhile. Interesting to see what is going to happen with intel having released 64 bit processors.
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Phaded
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ya.. these apple fanatics are pretty dumb.. lets go mac when like 90% of the world is triggered around pc.. i mean you can download so much software for macs and they are so easy to use once you've used a pc for about 5 years.. not only that its so easy to adapt to a macs console..
macs are good for graphics and thats it..
macs are good for graphics and thats it..
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That's not true anymore. I'm not an Apple fanatic, I merely got one and saw that I preferred it to Windows.Phaded said:
I used PCs as a programmer from about 1985. I watched and participated in the advent of Windows and laughed at mac users. I worked with 3.1, 95, 98, Me, 2000 and never found a version which didn't leave me cursing at the screen but that was all there was for mainstream use. I used Linux on the side and while it kind of had everything it was a pain to use.
Finally I got a Mac in 2002. Just an iBook since I fancied a laptop and I also wanted an iPod and there was no Windows version back then. It has all the power and convenience of Linux/Unix and ease of use of Windows and more. It felt comfortable from the start for someone who'd used Windows throughout the Windows lifetime.
I later got a desktop mac which is now my main machine. I still have a slew of PCs and my fastest machine is a PC but I use the mac. I even spent the whole of last November just using a PC again and it was with a sigh of relief that I went back to my mac afterwards. Macs rock.
No viruses, no trojans, no hassle. A bit crap for games since they appear first on PC and there's no real substitute for Nero for burning cds and dvds although Toast does a good job. The Microsoft Office suite is available and there's even Virtual PC available to emulate a PC, for those occasional programs you just can't let go of, but I find that everything I want is now available on the mac.
For someone who just browses the net; does email; writes documents; rips and plays music and writes them out to disc and wants to be free of viruses, trojans and Windows hacks then the mac is a great option. If you're looking for a laptop to do those things then the Apple laptops are well worth a look. You should make sure you get at least 512 megs of ram.
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