I am in the market for a new laptop. I have always bought Dell's in the past and have had no problems but am willing to look at all options and compare prices and the possibility of an AMD processor. I would prefer to buy from a place that offers "custom" built.. as in pick your processor.. HD size.. ram.. etc. I am skeptical of other builders besides Dell however.. so any recommendations of places any of guys guys have used/heard about would be great.
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Re: laptop help
Here are some threads that might give you some help to start out with:
Macbook Pro
Laptop Suggestions
College Laptop Advice
As for me, I've had my 15" Apple Powerbook since the beginning of the school year last year, and I really love it. OSX is a big step up from Windows XP, IMO. If you like playing tons of games, though, you might be disappointed, but that's what I have my PS2 for
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Re: laptop help
I have a question about my laptop. Where i go into system properties under the general tab, it tells me the manufacturer. I don't understand the following:
Says my processor is 1.80 GHz and under that it says 598 MHz. So what do i actually have? I bought Head Coach for my laptop but when i'm actually in the game, it takes forever to play. All is running in slow motion with lag. Would someone help me out?CLICK ME==> NY Jets Dynasty
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