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Good Labtops

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Shane_McWannabe
Posts: 1694 - Karma: 73
What are good labtops, I'm lookin at getting on of those Sony Vaio ones, any good? I'm looking at the GRZ 530 or the GRS 300 to be exact.
Jul 3 2003 8:41PM
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Lanemeyers
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I have an iBook, has never crashed, and it looks cool, chicks dig it. I don't know what it has in it, It looks cool though, pretty cool, and it's white so it looks rad, and it looks really cool at night too..... smoke weed....

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Jul 4 2003 11:09AM
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Nickskier
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Apples are more reliable than pcs
Jul 4 2003 11:37AM
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Durhoward
Posts: 219 - Karma: 10
Alright first of all if your gonna get an Apple get a Powerbook. They are better than the iBook and are not that much more expensive. But it really depends on what you want to do with your computer on what you should get. Games - go with an Alienware, or a Dell because they are both very customizeable and good computers. If you want one to be really portable, Apples are good, but also a Dell. I wouldn't go with a Vaio. They aren't that great. Stick with Dell or Apple mainly. Alienware for games.
Jul 4 2003 12:06PM
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LineBoarder
Posts: 3762 - Karma: 84
I have had an IBM laptop for the past 2 years, and it has treat me very well. I would recoment it to someone, this sepetember though im getting an iBook





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Jul 5 2003 8:27PM
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LineBoarder
Posts: 3762 - Karma: 84
^^ man knows his shit





'I'm far from broke, got enough bread and mad hoes, ask Beavis I get nuttin Butt-head' - Big L

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Jul 6 2003 2:24PM
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lightingfarts
Posts: 564 - Karma: 14
id suggest learning the word LAPTOP before buying one.
Jul 7 2003 7:32PM
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Phrosty
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laptops suck, get a desk top and with the left over money u save buy a hooker.


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Jul 7 2003 7:43PM
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yeti
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no, don't get an ibm. You can get a comparible systems for like half the price.

http://www.powernotebooks.com

Awesome prices, really good products.

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Jul 7 2003 7:45PM
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Maximumsushi
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Who the fuck has enough money for an alienware? If you want games, get a desktop...

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Jul 7 2003 8:47PM
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Durhoward
Posts: 219 - Karma: 10
He never said he had a price limit. Thats why I suggested Alienware. I would do with a desktop for games too, but maybe he really wants a laptop you never know.
Jul 8 2003 11:52AM
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CMUSkiFreak
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first off before you ask what you should get what the hell are you going to do with it???


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Jul 8 2003 11:54AM
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DrPepper
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he said video editing. and no matter what anyone tells you in here, it isnt about the maker. macs dont crash because you cant screw up the computer's OS. with a PC, you can screw it up by messing with stuff that shouldnt be messed with. i have a Gateway with Windows XP pro and it hasnt given me any problems. what you need for video editing is a high storage, high RAM machine. the best for this are desktops, but some notebooks are good enough. a good graphics card and a decent processor are also a plus. the best processor is not necessary though, so dont spend most of your budget on it.
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Jul 8 2003 5:41PM
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DrPepper
Posts: 4130 - Karma: 11
sorry, i thought i clicked on the other thread about editing video. but yeah, same applies. its not about the maker, its about what you want to do with it. whatever you go with, make sure you can customize the options so you can put money into the parts you need.
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Jul 8 2003 5:43PM
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Shane_McWannabe
Posts: 1694 - Karma: 73
Thanks for the help. I think I am going to either an HP or a Dell PC.
Jul 11 2003 9:14PM
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