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Laptop for College, Macbook?
*Libertie*
post Apr 27 2007, 12:30 PM
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Re; no right click: Actually, on the macbook, what I LOVE is the fact that you can change the trackpad settings so that if you tap with one finger, it's left-click, and two fingers for right click. Drag one finger to move the cursor (like any trackpad) and drag two to scroll. It's really cool, I don't even use a mouse because I don't mind using the trackpad at all, even for image editing (plus I use a lot of macros/keyboard shortcuts).

Kevin, you can get a macbook with all the hardware specs you want direct from Apple, but like I said before about the RAM upgrade, I just bought mine with the standard 512 and upgraded later. It was cheaper that way and it's really easy to install - it's just right underneath the battery compartment.
 
faithin_felix
post Apr 30 2007, 04:01 AM
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i own an ACER laptop and let me tell you if you plan on getting a PC, DONT EVER GET ACER or YOU WILL REGRET IT


i constantly want to chuck that thing against the wall but then i still havent paid it off yet...grrrr

and yes MACS are hella nice and u can run windows on it now :)

o yah...i'm all for MAC!
 
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post May 3 2007, 03:50 AM
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QUOTE(Libertie @ Apr 27 2007, 10:30 AM) *
Re; no right click: Actually, on the macbook, what I LOVE is the fact that you can change the trackpad settings so that if you tap with one finger, it's left-click, and two fingers for right click. Drag one finger to move the cursor (like any trackpad) and drag two to scroll. It's really cool, I don't even use a mouse because I don't mind using the trackpad at all, even for image editing (plus I use a lot of macros/keyboard shortcuts).

Kevin, you can get a macbook with all the hardware specs you want direct from Apple, but like I said before about the RAM upgrade, I just bought mine with the standard 512 and upgraded later. It was cheaper that way and it's really easy to install - it's just right underneath the battery compartment.

where do you do the one finger tap thing lol, i've had the macbook forever and i dont know :p
 
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post May 3 2007, 12:03 PM
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QUOTE(faithin_felix @ Apr 30 2007, 5:01 AM) *
i own an ACER laptop and let me tell you if you plan on getting a PC, DONT EVER GET ACER or YOU WILL REGRET IT
i constantly want to chuck that thing against the wall but then i still havent paid it off yet...grrrr

and yes MACS are hella nice and u can run windows on it now :)

o yah...i'm all for MAC!


I own an Acer laptop and it's absolutely fine. Runs a little hot, but I can't complain for what I got at the price I paid.
 
WickedDreamer
post May 3 2007, 08:39 PM
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I thought that Mac's were way more user friendly than PCs... what with the spotlight option, sure Windows has the search option, but that takes FOREVER!
 
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post May 3 2007, 10:32 PM
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QUOTE(mzkandi @ Apr 20 2007, 11:01 AM) *
I've had my Compaq laptop for little over a year and the thing is tearing up. I've treated this thing with upmost care but my screen is almost detached from the laptop's body. It's merely hanging by threads. Because of this I have to hoist the monitor on pillows. Quite sad I tell you. Now I'm looking in to purchasing a better, more studier laptop and either the Mac Book or Sony Vaio are something I'm looking into.



yeah. compaq's are poor quality. my thing heated so badly, it screwed up the hard drive.

^^acer? my cousin has acer and it's pretty good. also, i've seen some acer laptops with amazing stuff (dual core, vista, nearly 2 gigs? of memory, something else) for like 700 dollars. people who have used it said that if you take really good care of it, it would do you wonders.
 
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post May 8 2007, 09:22 AM
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I haven't owned a Mac but I got an HP Pavilion dv2000 Series with a Windows Vista OS and an AMD Turion 64 Duo processor for my college gift. I prefer HP's or VAIO's.
 

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