Laptop Choices
08-10-2007, 02:01 PM
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Laptop Choices
Okay, so I'm going to have to break down a buy a new laptop for my next semester in college. I really want a MacBook but I haven't used a Mac since I was a kid and I'm not very familure with the new Mac OS. I'm also worried about compatibility issues. Does anyone know if Word for Mac is totally compatible with Work for Windows? Anyone have any suggestions for a good Windows Laptop? Thanks everyone.
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If you want a Windows PC (With Vista) HP Or Dell.
If you want a Mac that can do Windows XP and OSX. get a Mac Book Pro.
If you want a Mac that can do Windows XP and OSX. get a Mac Book Pro.
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If you want a Windows PC (With Vista) HP Or Dell.
If you want a Mac that can do Windows XP and OSX. get a Mac Book Pro.
If you want a Mac that can do Windows XP and OSX. get a Mac Book Pro.
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Originally Posted by bandit
If you want a Windows PC (With Vista) HP Or Dell.
If you want a Mac that can do Windows XP and OSX. get a Mac Book Pro.
If you want a Mac that can do Windows XP and OSX. get a Mac Book Pro.
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Interesting topic. My sister in law is looking for a new lappy. Def, wants a windows.
She'* looking at a nice HP from Walmart for like $1300, looks pretty good.
I'll post a link when I find it, might be good for your needs.
She'* looking at a nice HP from Walmart for like $1300, looks pretty good.
I'll post a link when I find it, might be good for your needs.
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A little off topic, but Sapphire, you interested in selling that Powerbook G3? I may be very interested. PM me if you wanna dump it off.
But yeah, Toshiba is top of the line for laptops, and then HP or Dell for Laptops. I hear Acer is pretty damn good too.
PM me if you wanna dump it off.But yeah, Toshiba is top of the line for laptops, and then HP or Dell for Laptops. I hear Acer is pretty damn good too.
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MacBook Pros can dual boot both windows and mac, which would be the best of both worlds.
HP has the best laptop PC in my opinion. overall, the macbook pro takes the #1.
I am in college and I have a powerbook G4... macbook pro is in the near future.
HP has the best laptop PC in my opinion. overall, the macbook pro takes the #1.
I am in college and I have a powerbook G4... macbook pro is in the near future.