Computer help

[Asher]

Originally posted by Wiglaf
Macbook Pro is first generation hardware

So is the Travelmate 8200...?

and just like Bootcamp, you'd be wise to avoid first generations or betas to avoid all the little quirks. Also, Acer has been making PC notebooks for much longer. And they certaintly do not make the Macbook, sorry to inform you.

Last I heard Acer made the MacBook Pro and Asus is making the MacBook.

[Kuciwalker]

Asus as in "my Asus is black"?

[Wiglaf]

Originally posted by Asher

So is the Travelmate 8200...?


Last I heard Acer made the MacBook Pro and Asus is making the MacBook.

I had heard about Asus, not Acer........................................

[Jon Miller]

Originally posted by Asher

So is the Travelmate 8200...?


Last I heard Acer made the MacBook Pro and Asus is making the MacBook.

Hmm.. MacBook looking more interesting.

JM

[Verto]

Re: Computer help

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
I have a big problem. I bought a Dell

[Verto]

Re: Computer help

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
I have a big problem. I bought a Dell

[Verto]

Re: Computer help

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
I have a big problem. I bought a Dell

[Tim_Augustus]

Re: Re: Computer help

This needs repeating once more...

Originally posted by Verto

Originally posted by StarLightDeath
I have a big problem. I bought a Dell

[Agathon]

https://www.apple.com

Solution to all your probs... and you can play all your games on it... and it's virus and spyware free... and you can annoy gitboy at the same time.

[Agathon]

I ought to call attention to the fact that Asher cited Anandtech.

Anand has had a couple of minor problems with his MacBook Pro. Nevertheless, from the same article:

When I first started using a PowerBook G4 over a year ago it quickly turned into the best experience I'd ever had with a notebook

Despite my complaints, I still wouldn't part with it. The PowerBook G4 was the best notebook I had ever owned

http://www.anandtech.com/mac/showdoc.aspx?i=2740

The problems I encountered with the MacBook Pro are definitely bothersome, but they aren't enough for me to personally want to opt for a non-Mac notebook.

http://www.anandtech.com/mac/showdoc.aspx?i=2740&p=16

So even the "terrible" problems noted by Asher are still not enough to make it worthwhile for Anand to go back to the Dark Side.

People who buy non-Apple computers need their heads read.

[Tim_Augustus]

Originally posted by Agathon

https://www.apple.com

Solution to all your probs... and you can play all your games on it... and it's virus and spyware free... and you can annoy gitboy at the same time.

Personally I would argue that Dell and Apple share a lot in common...

[lord of the mark]

hey, Kuciwalker, you still at the Stuyvesant of the South?

[Asher]

Originally posted by Agathon
I ought to call attention to the fact that Asher cited Anandtech.

Anand has had a couple of minor problems with his MacBook Pro. Nevertheless, from the same article:

Anand's personal opinions aren't worth noting.

I don't see how someone this day and age can live with a notebook computer with under 5 hours of battery life. If you're going to have it plugged in all the time, you're best off with a real computer.

[Cort Haus]

Originally posted by Agathon
People who buy non-Apple computers need their heads read.

Not everyone is as rich as you, and even if they were and all bought Apple the hacker criminals would write stuff to attack Apples instead.

[Kuciwalker]

Originally posted by lord of the mark
hey, Kuciwalker, you still at the Stuyvesant of the South?

we beat Stuyvesant in most categories despite having more than a thousand fewer students. But I'll only be here for a couple more months, and then I'm in Pittsburg.