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I ain't got a lot of money but I'm going to spend it on me! I'm going to get a new computer.
I'm going to use my lovely stimulus check to purchase it, about $600. I'm like one with a AMD Dual Core processor. An recommendations in that price range? No More Haters on the Internet. | |
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http://www.newegg.com/Pro...6883109008 If your just doing internet browsing, home office stuff, music & photo, etc. etc.--general use, try the system above. Compaq's come with system restore CDs which are easy to use. Also it's dual-core and had Wndows Vista, which I'm no fan of--but MS will probably stop supporting XP soon. the $419 price tag is nice too. I also like New Egg's easy 30 day return policy. | |
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Thanks Cheeky! No More Haters on the Internet. | |
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littlemissG said: Thanks Cheeky!
If you're willing to spend between 500 and 600, the Mac Mini is really cool.  | |
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Imago said: littlemissG said: Thanks Cheeky!
If you're willing to spend between 500 and 600, the Mac Mini is really cool. so she pays $600 on the Mini. what will she type with? what will she look at? She needs a mouse, a keyboard and a screen on top of that. | |
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ArielB said: Imago said: If you're willing to spend between 500 and 600, the Mac Mini is really cool. so she pays $600 on the Mini. what will she type with? what will she look at? She needs a mouse, a keyboard and a screen on top of that. She has that dufus. | |
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Imago said: ArielB said: so she pays $600 on the Mini. what will she type with? what will she look at? She needs a mouse, a keyboard and a screen on top of that. She has that dufus. Nobody told me that  | |
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ArielB said: Imago said: She has that dufus. Nobody told me that 
You're hawt in the ski picture. But it's getting to costly to keep you. | |
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Imago said: ArielB said: Nobody told me that
You're hawt in the ski picture. But it's getting to costly to keep you. Good, because you made Hokie very mad. I can't believe it reached a price of more than half a million.  | |
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Hmmm. I just went to the new Apple Store near me and now I'm in the mood for one of those Macbook Airs  | |
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littlemissG said: I'm going to get a new computer.
I'm going to use my lovely stimulus check to purchase it, about $600. I'm like one with a AMD Dual Core processor. An recommendations in that price range? Good for you  
I am looking at a new camera - more then looking and I have a good offer on the one I have so ...  | |
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Imago said: littlemissG said: Thanks Cheeky!
If you're willing to spend between 500 and 600, the Mac Mini is really cool.  Oooh, what's that??? surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
I ain't felt this way in years... | |
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KidaDynamite said: Imago said: If you're willing to spend between 500 and 600, the Mac Mini is really cool. Oooh, what's that??? MAC Mini. You can use your own keyboard/monitor, and this mini serves as your CPU. Of course, the new rumored mini will be nicer, and this specific version will likely be sunsetted soon. Rumor has it the new Mini will actually seperate the videocard from the motherboard | |
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Imago said: .
http://www.newegg.com/Pro...6883109008 If your just doing internet browsing, home office stuff, music & photo, etc. etc.--general use, try the system above. Compaq's come with system restore CDs which are easy to use. Also it's dual-core and had Wndows Vista, which I'm no fan of--but MS will probably stop supporting XP soon. the $419 price tag is nice too. I also like New Egg's easy 30 day return policy. they can't cuz no corp client is considering implementing Vista on a broad scale yet  rumor has it 'Windows 7' is already due 2009 | |
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Imago said: KidaDynamite said: Oooh, what's that??? MAC Mini. You can use your own keyboard/monitor, and this mini serves as your CPU. Of course, the new rumored mini will be nicer, and this specific version will likely be sunsetted soon. Rumor has it the new Mini will actually seperate the videocard from the motherboard Ohhh, I thought that was a mini laptop!  surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
I ain't felt this way in years... | |
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BlueZebra said: Imago said: .
http://www.newegg.com/Pro...6883109008 If your just doing internet browsing, home office stuff, music & photo, etc. etc.--general use, try the system above. Compaq's come with system restore CDs which are easy to use. Also it's dual-core and had Wndows Vista, which I'm no fan of--but MS will probably stop supporting XP soon. the $419 price tag is nice too. I also like New Egg's easy 30 day return policy. they can't cuz no corp client is considering implementing Vista on a broad scale yet rumor has it 'Windows 7' is already due 2009 
My company won't even go near Vista
I wonder what the sales figures look like for MS. I mean, even though it had lackluster reviews and receptions, it's still the most commonly bundled OS on new computer hardware, which I'm sure sell at a brisk rate. My company just takes them, and reformats the drive with our own branded version of XP. No intentions of going to Vista. | |
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Imago said: BlueZebra said: they can't cuz no corp client is considering implementing Vista on a broad scale yet rumor has it 'Windows 7' is already due 2009
My company won't even go near Vista
I wonder what the sales figures look like for MS. I mean, even though it had lackluster reviews and receptions, it's still the most commonly bundled OS on new computer hardware, which I'm sure sell at a brisk rate. My company just takes them, and reformats the drive with our own branded version of XP. No intentions of going to Vista. XP is not sold on shelves anymore, most OEM PC's for retail have Vista and people are forced to adopt at home but business ... no way they're gonna force-feed UAC, Ai-ai-Aero and all the 'features' on their big customers. Why do you think they added NAP (Network Access and Protection) support to XP SP3 ? They are  that 2008 server will catch on.
And don't get me started on Exchange 2007  64-bit support only Migration is a bitch but at least you can call your mailbox and listen to spam
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BlueZebra said: Imago said:
My company won't even go near Vista
I wonder what the sales figures look like for MS. I mean, even though it had lackluster reviews and receptions, it's still the most commonly bundled OS on new computer hardware, which I'm sure sell at a brisk rate. My company just takes them, and reformats the drive with our own branded version of XP. No intentions of going to Vista. XP is not sold on shelves anymore, most OEM PC's for retail have Vista and people are forced to adopt at home but business ... no way they're gonna force-feed UAC, Ai-ai-Aero and all the 'features' on their big customers. Why do you think they added NAP (Network Access and Protection) support to XP SP3 ? They are that 2008 server will catch on.
And don't get me started on Exchange 2007 64-bit support only Migration is a bitch but at least you can call your mailbox and listen to spam
sorry What? 
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