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Apple iBook's or Laptop
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Whats the preferences generally....? Need to get one, can't decide...Apple looks kinda funly, but general laptops are more 'normal'...
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If you go for a Windows Based Laptop, be sure to get an Athlon64, This will enable you to upgarde to Windows Longon if they release it.
iBooks are more the cheaper version of the G4 Range, There fine to use (I have one myself). They are generally more user friendly than Windows XP, and are MUCH more secure.
Mac OS X Has far less security holes, gets a lot less spyware and malware than a PC.
Just keep that in mind when your looking for a decent lappy.
If you go for a Windows Based Laptop, be sure to get an Athlon64, This will enable you to upgarde to Windows Longon if they release it.
iBooks are more the cheaper version of the G4 Range, There fine to use (I have one myself). They are generally more user friendly than Windows XP, and are MUCH more secure.
Mac OS X Has far less security holes, gets a lot less spyware and malware than a PC.
Just keep that in mind when your looking for a decent lappy.
I've had my 15" iBook for 3+ years and it has never crashed in all that time. Not once.
I use it for business as well as pleasure, and I stick it in my regular backpack and carry it everywhere as it is so light and tough.
You will always get PC users slagging of Macs, and Mac users slagging off PCs. I'm just telling you what the history of my computer is.
If you're going to use your laptop as a portable piece of equipment (ie. a working tool) then I personally would thoroughly recommend an iBook/Power Book for it's size, light weight and sturdiness. If you don't plan on moving it much and want to use Windows software, get a PC notebook. Good luck!
I use it for business as well as pleasure, and I stick it in my regular backpack and carry it everywhere as it is so light and tough.
You will always get PC users slagging of Macs, and Mac users slagging off PCs. I'm just telling you what the history of my computer is.
If you're going to use your laptop as a portable piece of equipment (ie. a working tool) then I personally would thoroughly recommend an iBook/Power Book for it's size, light weight and sturdiness. If you don't plan on moving it much and want to use Windows software, get a PC notebook. Good luck!