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New laptop
Sncjw
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Hi all I think I'm in need of a new laptop. I currently have two one dell one with a broken bezel and cd drive, I could get these fixed but it's a bit laggy anyways and the wire connecting screen to keyboard is broke.
My other laptop is a compaq which I got in 2010. It replaced the dell one as it was old. The compaq is fine part from the overheating which doesn't make the session last for more than 5 mins. Both laptops are quite clunky and chunky.
I am due to get some overtime pay and thought a new laptop from suggestion of mother would be good. I've had a brief look and a eems most laptops now are attachable keyboard style to tablet style. I would like a normal laptop style which isn't thick.
I was looking at MacBooks but wasn't sure if the price is justifiable or not. I'd be doing family history research, surfing net, maybe do some studying in my own time. I have an iPad and iPhone which I use my iPad as a chill out sort of surfing.
Do NHS staff get discounts at all from Apple.
My other laptop is a compaq which I got in 2010. It replaced the dell one as it was old. The compaq is fine part from the overheating which doesn't make the session last for more than 5 mins. Both laptops are quite clunky and chunky.
I am due to get some overtime pay and thought a new laptop from suggestion of mother would be good. I've had a brief look and a eems most laptops now are attachable keyboard style to tablet style. I would like a normal laptop style which isn't thick.
I was looking at MacBooks but wasn't sure if the price is justifiable or not. I'd be doing family history research, surfing net, maybe do some studying in my own time. I have an iPad and iPhone which I use my iPad as a chill out sort of surfing.
Do NHS staff get discounts at all from Apple.
Mortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £55,819
Cc debt free.
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment paused to pay off cc
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £55,819
Cc debt free.
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Have a look at http://www.healthservic!!!!!!!!!!.com/ for NHS discount for Apple
There are also lots of Windows laptops that aren't 2in1 tablet style, I don't know why you think they are all that is available!
I recently bought a Lenovo Z50 with an Intel i5 processor and 8GB of RAM for around £400 at Currys and there are plenty of other laptops around £400 with a reasonable spec.0
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