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Macbook Pro?
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people please lets try and keep this thread on track (although i believe the OP's question has been answered already) we all know that there are plus's and minus's for every type of computer and operating system however this wasnt what was originally asked
although i do wonder if we could actually have a reasoned thread about the benifits and negatives of mac vs windows vs linux without people getting arsey... i very much doubt it but would be interesting if we could have oneDrop a brand challenge
on a £100 shop you might on average get 70 items save
10p per product = £7 a week ~ £28 a month
20p per product = £14 a week ~ £56 a month
30p per product = £21 a week ~ £84 a month (or in other words one weeks shoping at the new price)0 -
Who cares if someone wants to buy a mac or a windows PC.. really?
The person who started this thread, wants to buy a mac, that's their choice.. why the big debate about why they should or should not buy one?!
I have an imac.. i'm happy with it, it does what I want it to do. I also have an Ubuntu PC I'm happy with it because again it meets the requirements of the job I ask of it.:exclamatiTo the internet.. I need to complain about something!0 -
Chimpofdoom, you'll get splinters if you sit on that fence too long!0
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Chimpofdoom, you'll get splinters if you sit on that fence too long!
Well I was tired of rebooting from Linux to Windows when travelling to get to Photoshop (Wine et. al. don’t quite cut it). The things I use Linux for (programming and playing with random projects) are, on the other hand, easily done in Virtual machines, or on my ubuntu file server. So for me, OSX seems like a logical choice, and so far I’ve been largely happy with it.
Plus the Ubuntu server does a good job at a good price (FREE!
) :exclamatiTo the internet.. I need to complain about something!0 -
No such thing as a reasoned discussion with fanatics.
Yes, your comments on this thread are certainly 'reasoned'.
I wonder why people like you are so obsessive about Apple products. It's a rather strange phenomenon.
You appear to use Windows and buy cheap laptops. A sure sign of your individuality.Hope over Fear. #VoteYes0 -
Apple store in Glasgow is offering 0% finance over ten months - will be picking up a Macbook Pro 13in in a month's time.
I need the stability, build quality and long battery life for DJing in clubs, where a system crash would be a disaster.
What I don't need is pre-installed bloatware, antivirus, and proprietary bollo*ks that comes with nearly every PC these days. I had to reformat my last laptop because it was almost unusable, straight out the box! It was an Acer (says it all really).
To me, the extra money spent on a Macbook pro will be money well-spent when I'm still using the machine in a couple of years' time.0 -
I am selling mine if you want it 800 quid 2.66 pro model0
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