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Want £1800 for a new computer
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Not really quite the same though is it,its like wearing a pair of nicks instead of nikes.
Without wanting to start an argument (all too easy when talking about PC v Mac!), is it not the stability and ease of use, where "everything just works" that draws you to the Mac (all of which remain the same when running Mac OS on a PC) or is it the alluring design, too?Cashback Earned ¦ Nectar Points £68 ¦ Natoinwide Select £62 ¦ Aqua Reward £100 ¦ Amex Platinum £48
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Without wanting to start an argument (all too easy when talking about PC v Mac!), is it not the stability and ease of use, where "everything just works" that draws you to the Mac (all of which remain the same when running Mac OS on a PC) or is it the alluring design, too?
Yeah good point i will not win an argument about mac vs pc.
Now i would argue that ps3's are better than an xbox though lol0 -
I have a ps3 and I agree. they are so much better xbox's. I currently have a sony vgn-nr32m laptop costing £500. I saved up for it and bought it with my own cash. I would love a mac but I don't want to part with that much money just now. if you want it save for it, especially when you're young. Im saving up for my own car so that I won't have any debt and every time I drive it I know it will be 100% my own.0
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New 27" imac starts from £1,399, you prob dont need to upgrade up. Also PC world are selling old range for £1249 i thinkg0
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