Ocean said: Imago said: http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?nnmm=browse&mco=2F15A1DE&node=home/macbook/macbook
Ok so how much is that piece of hardware ur drooling over? roughly 1300 get a good warranty with it (the apple care plan is kind of trashy) i love it, never going pc again [...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...] | |
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Ocean said: Imago said: http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?nnmm=browse&mco=2F15A1DE&node=home/macbook/macbook
Ok so how much is that piece of hardware ur drooling over? $1299 There are 3 basic configurations: 1099, 1299 and 1499 (with various upgrade options). But if you're just looking to do basic computing, it's hawt as fuck. | |
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I'm guessing thats in US dollars so proberly quite a bit more here...what is the difference in a mac and a pc? | |
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Ocean said: I'm guessing thats in US dollars so proberly quite a bit more here...what is the difference in a mac and a pc?
difference is the operating system...pc's use windows or linux macs use tiger or linux i find macs to have less bugs than windows [...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...] | |
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and Tiger (well now they got Leopard but im broke) just has a nicer, cleaner look to it than windows...no clutter. [...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...] | |
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Mars23 said: Ocean said: I will mainly be using it for documents, internet access and few photos (well at this point anyway) and yep they are prettier Any laptop at Best Buy will fit that bill. Avoid: Intel Centeron processors at all costs. celeron is the fucking devil. | |
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sammij said: Ocean said: I'm guessing thats in US dollars so proberly quite a bit more here...what is the difference in a mac and a pc?
difference is the operating system...pc's use windows or linux macs use tiger or linux i find macs to have less bugs than windows easy to use? | |
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evenstar3 said: Mars23 said: Any laptop at Best Buy will fit that bill. Avoid: Intel Centeron processors at all costs. celeron is the fucking devil. | |
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Ocean said: sammij said: difference is the operating system...pc's use windows or linux macs use tiger or linux i find macs to have less bugs than windows easy to use? INCREDIBLY easy... it's almost scary you'd love it and it runs microsoft programs too (excell, powerpoint, word) so no worries where that's concerned (they look better too) [...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...] | |
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Ocean said: I'm guessing thats in US dollars so proberly quite a bit more here...what is the difference in a mac and a pc?
oh lawd. here's the difference. You know those cute trendy folks in Starbucks who sip their Iced Soy Caramel Lattes, listen to their iPods, and type on those trendy sexy ass laptops while sporting the latest trends in hair, shoes, and overall fashion? Those are mac users. Girl, get a mac. | |
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Imago said: Ocean said: I'm guessing thats in US dollars so proberly quite a bit more here...what is the difference in a mac and a pc?
oh lawd. here's the difference. You know those cute trendy folks in Starbucks who sip their Iced Soy Caramel Lattes, listen to their iPods, and type on those trendy sexy ass laptops while sporting the latest trends in hair, shoes, and overall fashion? Those are mac users. Girl, get a mac. Oh well that settles it then! | |
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sammij said: Ocean said: easy to use? INCREDIBLY easy... it's almost scary you'd love it and it runs microsoft programs too (excell, powerpoint, word) so no worries where that's concerned (they look better too) Thanks hun | |
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Ocean said: Imago said: oh lawd. here's the difference. You know those cute trendy folks in Starbucks who sip their Iced Soy Caramel Lattes, listen to their iPods, and type on those trendy sexy ass laptops while sporting the latest trends in hair, shoes, and overall fashion? Those are mac users. Girl, get a mac. Oh well that settles it then! i even have a beret to top off my look no but seriously i bought a mac because i wanted something new, a breakaway from the old pc, and i'm in video editing and a lot of art courses where it's beneficial to have a mac, and i'm really glad i chose wisely take a look at the site, read up on the macbook and then see from there buut i have to get to bed, for that video editing class in the morning... g'nite! [...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...] | |
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Ocean said: sammij said: INCREDIBLY easy... it's almost scary you'd love it and it runs microsoft programs too (excell, powerpoint, word) so no worries where that's concerned (they look better too) Thanks hun no problem! many people are mac nay-sayers, but i seriously love this machine...it gets the job done WELL and it's beautiful, two things that are important to me but yes, off to bed! .... i wasn't joking about the beret either.... [...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...] | |
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Imago said: Ocean said: I'm guessing thats in US dollars so proberly quite a bit more here...what is the difference in a mac and a pc?
oh lawd. here's the difference. You know those cute trendy folks in Starbucks who sip their Iced Soy Caramel Lattes, listen to their iPods, and type on those trendy sexy ass laptops while sporting the latest trends in hair, shoes, and overall fashion? Those are mac users. Girl, get a mac. Very true. They also must not mind foregoing a hot haircut for a few years to pay for the repairs on their mac or have lots of disposable income. Everything is hardwired together so when 1 thing fails you have an expensive sexy paperweight. Studies have shown the ass crack of the average Prince fan to be abnormally large. This explains the ease and frequency of their panties bunching up in it. |
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Mars23 said: Imago said: oh lawd. here's the difference. You know those cute trendy folks in Starbucks who sip their Iced Soy Caramel Lattes, listen to their iPods, and type on those trendy sexy ass laptops while sporting the latest trends in hair, shoes, and overall fashion? Those are mac users. Girl, get a mac. Very true. They also must not mind foregoing a hot haircut for a few years to pay for the repairs on their mac or have lots of disposable income. Everything is hardwired together so when 1 thing fails you have an expensive sexy paperweight. foregoing a hot haircut? bitch please! | |
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Imago said: Mars23 said: Very true. They also must not mind foregoing a hot haircut for a few years to pay for the repairs on their mac or have lots of disposable income. Everything is hardwired together so when 1 thing fails you have an expensive sexy paperweight. foregoing a hot haircut? bitch please! Not you, of course. You just have to wet it down and light up though... Studies have shown the ass crack of the average Prince fan to be abnormally large. This explains the ease and frequency of their panties bunching up in it. |
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OR
you buy a bunch of parts off of newegg and have your dad put it together with some help, like i did. this one works better than any i've used. | |
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Mars23 said: Imago said: foregoing a hot haircut? bitch please! Not you, of course. You just have to wet it down and light up though... | |
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you buy a bunch of parts off of newegg and have your dad put it together with some help, like i did. this one works better than any i've used. I built my current one with parts from newegg. But for a laptop, I'm making the mac swap. I just ant to be cool and stuff. Actually, I'm overdue for a new PC too, as mine is nearing 3 years old, I just HATE building my own PC now--I'm too old and the technology keeps racing ahead of me. | |
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Imago said: evenstar3 said: OR
you buy a bunch of parts off of newegg and have your dad put it together with some help, like i did. this one works better than any i've used. I built my current one with parts from newegg. But for a laptop, I'm making the mac swap. I just ant to be cool and stuff. Actually, I'm overdue for a new PC too, as mine is nearing 3 years old, I just HATE building my own PC now--I'm too old and the technology keeps racing ahead of me. shameless. mine's just over a year old. | |
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Imago said: Ocean said: Ok so how much is that piece of hardware ur drooling over? $1299 There are 3 basic configurations: 1099, 1299 and 1499 (with various upgrade options). But if you're just looking to do basic computing, it's hawt as fuck. Ok the one there for $1299 is $1899 here and then I would need the warranty ..I alittle more than I want to spend (bloody exchange rate grrrr) Thanks everone for helping me out on this..I'm really hopeless | |
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Ocean said: Imago said: $1299 There are 3 basic configurations: 1099, 1299 and 1499 (with various upgrade options). But if you're just looking to do basic computing, it's hawt as fuck. Ok the one there for $1299 is $1899 here and then I would need the warranty ..I alittle more than I want to spend (bloody exchange rate grrrr) Thanks everone for helping me out on this..I'm really hopeless The Vaio suits your needs ... completely ... be sure to have someone knowledgable in your vincinity who can tinker on Vista a little, so it doesn't bother u 2 much. The Mac vs Windows discussion is endless, Macs are lovely, Intel/Windows does the job too ... in the end, you'll have 2 choose : a) the system you feel most comfortable with b) the system that does the job for you If I were you ( including ur legs) I'd do this : - get the Vaio - maybe get an external disk (USB), I don't mind really how much is IN the laptop (harddisk). All my valuables go on an external anyway. There's times I only run around with that little thingy in my pocket, cuz I know there's PC's anywhere (at least where I come ). - configure Vista to run smoothly - Software ? Immediately install Firefox, get Open Office (www.openoffice.org) - !!! Check if your current peripherals are supported by Vista an | |
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One4All4Ever said: Ocean said: Ok the one there for $1299 is $1899 here and then I would need the warranty ..I alittle more than I want to spend (bloody exchange rate grrrr) Thanks everone for helping me out on this..I'm really hopeless The Vaio suits your needs ... completely ... be sure to have someone knowledgable in your vincinity who can tinker on Vista a little, so it doesn't bother u 2 much. The Mac vs Windows discussion is endless, Macs are lovely, Intel/Windows does the job too ... in the end, you'll have 2 choose : a) the system you feel most comfortable with b) the system that does the job for you If I were you ( including ur legs) I'd do this : - get the Vaio - maybe get an external disk (USB), I don't mind really how much is IN the laptop (harddisk). All my valuables go on an external anyway. There's times I only run around with that little thingy in my pocket, cuz I know there's PC's anywhere (at least where I come ). - configure Vista to run smoothly - Software ? Immediately install Firefox, get Open Office (www.openoffice.org) - !!! Check if your current peripherals are supported by Vista an Thanks for the advice hun..I hadn't thought about the USB .....and including my legs huh | |
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ok I've narrowed it down ....I can get this
http://www.cnet.com.au/la...505,00.htm 160gb hard drive and 1GB for $1550 including antivirus, surge protector and extra 3 years warranty or the sony http://www.shopbot.com.au...59569.html and they will throw in a extra 1GB so it will have 2GB but only 80gb hardrive for $1550 but then I need to get the extra warranty and antivirus on top of that or a HP with 2GB and 160GB hard drive $1799 plus extras to pay for or Dans mac ..but that is $1899 plus extras to pay for [Edited 9/13/07 17:20pm] | |
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Ocean said: ok I've narrowed it down ....I can get this
http://www.cnet.com.au/la...505,00.htm 160gb hard drive and 1GB for $1550 including antivirus, surge protector and extra 3 years warranty or the sony http://www.shopbot.com.au...59569.html and they will throw in a extra 1GB so it will have 2GB but only 80gb hardrive for $1550 but then I need to get the extra warranty and antivirus on top of that or a HP with 2GB and 160GB hard drive $1799 plus extras to pay for or Dans mac ..but that is $1899 plus extras to pay for [Edited 9/13/07 17:20pm] You will NEVER make friends at Starbucks. ... Like EVER. | |
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i'd get the red one | |
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Imago said: Ocean said: ok I've narrowed it down ....I can get this
http://www.cnet.com.au/la...505,00.htm 160gb hard drive and 1GB for $1550 including antivirus, surge protector and extra 3 years warranty or the sony http://www.shopbot.com.au...59569.html and they will throw in a extra 1GB so it will have 2GB but only 80gb hardrive for $1550 but then I need to get the extra warranty and antivirus on top of that or a HP with 2GB and 160GB hard drive $1799 plus extras to pay for or Dans mac ..but that is $1899 plus extras to pay for [Edited 9/13/07 17:20pm] You will NEVER make friends at Starbucks. ... Like EVER. | |
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XxAxX said: i'd get the red one
I really liked the red one it was pretty ..but I got this one in the end ..thought it was better value for money ..please someone tell me I did the right thing ..The other thing with the mac is I didn't know if everthing in the office Im going to work in would be compatible with it so I thought I better play it safe http://h10010.www1.hp.com...22175.html | |
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Ocean said: One4All4Ever said: The Vaio suits your needs ... completely ... be sure to have someone knowledgable in your vincinity who can tinker on Vista a little, so it doesn't bother u 2 much. The Mac vs Windows discussion is endless, Macs are lovely, Intel/Windows does the job too ... in the end, you'll have 2 choose : a) the system you feel most comfortable with b) the system that does the job for you If I were you ( including ur legs) I'd do this : - get the Vaio - maybe get an external disk (USB), I don't mind really how much is IN the laptop (harddisk). All my valuables go on an external anyway. There's times I only run around with that little thingy in my pocket, cuz I know there's PC's anywhere (at least where I come ). - configure Vista to run smoothly - Software ? Immediately install Firefox, get Open Office (www.openoffice.org) - !!! Check if your current peripherals are supported by Vista an Thanks for the advice hun..I hadn't thought about the USB .....and including my legs huh Vista is just really, really NEW. After the first service pack (due early '08) it should start running better (just like when XP first came out...it was shite before the first service pack). | |
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