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I need help!
I can't decided which to get? T_T
Mac Pros:
No Vista to worry about Lighter than a Dell
Cons: WAyyyyy expensive
Dell Pros: Affordable You can get the windows xp operating system
Cons: windows more prone to viruses
EDIT:
Reasons for me needing a laptop
1. I'm a college student who recently got into Starcraft and would like to play without lag 2. I use my laptop alot which is why I burned out my HP in two years. 3. I need something stable and won't cause lots of problems 4. Lots of memory because I take lots of pictures and plan on buying a Nikon for my birthday in near but still distant future 5. My mom is planning on moving far away 6. I am tired of blowing my money on HP pcs
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I've had a dell for 3 years now and it still works great!
Get the dell.
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more importantly: Antihack: YES +130 +Lan Latency
Antihack : No +100 Bnet laggy games and no one will want to play with you.
you decide!
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SnowFantasy
I'm guessing you'd go with Mac?
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hes saying get a dell. you cant get antihack or lan latency on a mac
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On February 03 2009 20:37 renegade_zerg wrote: hes saying get a dell. you cant get antihack or lan latency on a mac yeah i guess i did type them out in the wrong order.
but really, i'd skip the mac.
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CA10824 Posts
wtf don't pay for an overpriced mac.
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On February 03 2009 19:55 LimitlessSky wrote: I need help!
I can't decided which to get? T_T
Mac Pros:
No Vista to worry about Lighter than a Dell
Cons: WAyyyyy expensive
Dell Pros: Affordable You can get the windows xp operating system
Cons: windows more prone to viruses
Vista is not a bad thing as people make it out to be, so I wouldn't list that as a con for Windows or a pro for Mac. Also windows is more prone to viruses but if you install a good AV + exercise common sense you will virtually stop all attacks.
Factor in the huge compatibility bonuses that Windows has (watching starcraft one of them) and that Mac lacks and you have a no-brainer.
So really there is no reason to go for a mac IMO
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You can also run Windows on a Mac, so you can have both if you want. If you can afford it, that is.
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I love my mac. I won't say I don't have regrets, but the new macbook pro's are a stunning piece of kit - no argument!
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It all depends on what you are going to do with it. Games only? Work-related stuff? Education? Portable?
As mentioned above, you can have both OS:es on a mac. My Mac:s runs XP and Vista as smooth as my PC does. Practically the same things in them. Built the PC myself and probably payed 300-400 dollars less, on the other hand I had to take the time to build it, find the right stuff etcetera.
If you only want a machine to play games on - get a PC. If you want a computer for more than that, consider Mac. If you have friends who are using mac, ask them what they think. If you can, borrow one and try it out. I think mac:s are worth the money.
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Valhalla18444 Posts
On February 03 2009 20:54 Scorch wrote: You can also run Windows on a Mac, so you can have both if you want. If you can afford it, that is.
i have three buddies who are all abouts macs and they all run windows on their shiny macs they bought last year because every program they use requires windows
except all three of them run like ass and bug out constantly (which they blame on microsoft) so it's basically like a terrible windows machine that cost $2300 and does everything shittier
is that common
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United States47024 Posts
Dell
Mac OS X isn't the only OS that you can run on Mac, and Windows Vista isn't the only OS you can run on a Dell. This means that the only thing you need judge by is the affordability of the hardware, by which a Dell wins out easily.
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On February 03 2009 21:22 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:Show nested quote +On February 03 2009 20:54 Scorch wrote: You can also run Windows on a Mac, so you can have both if you want. If you can afford it, that is. i have three buddies who are all abouts macs and they all run windows on their shiny macs they bought last year because every program they use requires windows except all three of them run like ass and bug out constantly (which they blame on microsoft) so it's basically like a terrible windows machine that cost $2300 and does everything shittier is that common No idea. Actually it should also work the other way round. I read that with lots of tinkering and half-legal stuff, it is possible to get Leopard to run on a PC.
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