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My next laptop would be a Mac. (1 Viewer)
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jm1234567890
Premium Member
no....
they may be small and stylish, but they still weigh quite a bit.
I would rather the toshiba slimline centrino laptop, only 1.1kg
they may be small and stylish, but they still weigh quite a bit.
I would rather the toshiba slimline centrino laptop, only 1.1kg
anti
aww.. baby raccoon ^^
I have the Portege R100 and I adore it 
It's not very useful if you like watching high-quality DVDs or burning to CD or you do a lot of data transfer using 3.5" floppies (!!) or .. well, anything which isn't embedded on the laptop, really.
It's perfect for me
The only thing I like about Macs is that they integrate terminal
It's not very useful if you like watching high-quality DVDs or burning to CD or you do a lot of data transfer using 3.5" floppies (!!) or .. well, anything which isn't embedded on the laptop, really.It's perfect for me
The only thing I like about Macs is that they integrate terminal
santaslayer
Active Member
i hate mac OS's
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
Why? Is it because it's very different to Windows? That would just be a case of finding your way around.
If it's something deeper, well, nothing wrong with that.
Personally I'm glad I can't afford one now. Means I have to save up and will (hopefully) have enough when the PowerBook G5 comes out. Way better than my current Toshiba Satellite A30 (which, trust me, is still pretty damn good).
As for style, the iBook will always look like a chopping board, and it's a pity the PowerBooks aren't Titanium any more...
Ah Mac...no viruses, no hardware compatibility issues, no Microsoft spyware campaigns, no bloatware... [dreams]
If it's something deeper, well, nothing wrong with that.
Personally I'm glad I can't afford one now. Means I have to save up and will (hopefully) have enough when the PowerBook G5 comes out. Way better than my current Toshiba Satellite A30 (which, trust me, is still pretty damn good).
As for style, the iBook will always look like a chopping board, and it's a pity the PowerBooks aren't Titanium any more...
Ah Mac...no viruses, no hardware compatibility issues, no Microsoft spyware campaigns, no bloatware... [dreams]
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
I can't
But yeah, I'll have to replace the current one sooner or later, won't I? Hopefully then I'll be working (and stillleeching living at home) so yeah...
But yeah, I'll have to replace the current one sooner or later, won't I? Hopefully then I'll be working (and still
jm1234567890
Premium Member
Yeah, i saw it at the co-op interviewsOriginally posted by anti
I have the Portege R100 and I adore it
It's perfect for me
The only thing I like about Macs is that they integrate terminal
mabye i should have taken the co-op scholarship....
anti
aww.. baby raccoon ^^
I had it at the interviews? Geez I'm surprised you remember!
I would prefer a powerful desktop than a powerful laptop, personally.
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
POWERBOOK!
The iBook is just a wimpy PowerBook that belongs in the kitchen.
The iBook is just a wimpy PowerBook that belongs in the kitchen.
Lexicographer
Retired 13 May 2006
The PB doesn't cost that much more than the iB now you know...
Look into educational pricing.
Look into educational pricing.