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i play bf2 n cod mw on my laptop its a HP got a 9600 gt in it
 
Lenovo, Toshiba, or Acer. Not necessarily in that order. Just get the best deal for your money.

Apples are way overrated and overpriced. However if you're a retard or a sucker, go for it....and I'm being kind in my assessment.
 
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That gave me the l0lz.

Or seeing how:

With bootcamp, mac can run windows NATIVELY (No hackintoshes can do that, in reverse), much more efficient management of memory (when was the last time you heard a mac user complaining about having to reboot?), the lack of viruses, Multi-touch touch-pads for their laptops, Forrester's rating them to have the best customer service our of all the computer manufacturers, hardware/software integration that any PC manufacturer could only dream of (seamless syncing of different devices, cross-network media sharing, etc).

Oh yeah, and in the 3 years of mac ownership, I have never had to reformat or replace any mac product I have had. Can't say that for the 3 HP's, 2 Averatecs, and 1 Acer laptop I have had. All I have had to do was replace a battery. No virus scans, malware searches, or registry cleaning.

Man, macs sure do suck.
 
Over several years of PC ownership, I gave it one more go with my Dell Inspiron E1505 laptop. This was destined to be my "get me through college" computer, since I bought powerful enough to upgrade to Vista when it came out... except it didn't make it that long. It crashed twice.... MAC FOR LIFE! I love my new mac. I can run any program (excepting games, which I don't bother with) I wish without any problem. It just takes a little time getting used to some of the little Apple quirks, but you'll catch on fast.
 
And I would like to say that I understand the OP may not necessarily want to deal with switching their user interface habits, I only wanted to let them know it's not as hard as some people make it out to be.
 
cassharper;3588989; said:
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That gave me the l0lz.

Or seeing how:

With bootcamp, mac can run windows NATIVELY (No hackintoshes can do that, in reverse), much more efficient management of memory (when was the last time you heard a mac user complaining about having to reboot?), the lack of viruses, Multi-touch touch-pads for their laptops, Forrester's rating them to have the best customer service our of all the computer manufacturers, hardware/software integration that any PC manufacturer could only dream of (seamless syncing of different devices, cross-network media sharing, etc).

Oh yeah, and in the 3 years of mac ownership, I have never had to reformat or replace any mac product I have had. Can't say that for the 3 HP's, 2 Averatecs, and 1 Acer laptop I have had. All I have had to do was replace a battery. No virus scans, malware searches, or registry cleaning.

Man, macs sure do suck.
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After 2.5 years of having the desktop I built, I still have yet to have to restart my computer (Besides after installing a few programs and changing OS. The multi-touch touch pads are now not just Mac exclusive, because I have one on my ASUS eee PC. I still have yet to need to contact customer service because nothing has ever broken down on my computer. With my laptop(s), I've never had to take them in to Apple or gone without them for awhile just because I needed to replace a battery.

As for Macs not getting viruses, that's just not true at all. I have seen multiple Macs (Back in high school, which was 4 years ago and then on friends' Macs) get viruses. I have never gotten a virus on any of my PCs in the 10+ years I've had them.
 
Toshiba. I'm on my second satellite, would probably still have the first running if some motherless **** hadn't stolen it. [FONT=&quot][/FONT]
 
Johnnybravo60025;3589075; said:
After 2.5 years of having the desktop I built, I still have yet to have to restart my computer (Besides after installing a few programs and changing OS. The multi-touch touch pads are now not just Mac exclusive, because I have one on my ASUS eee PC. I still have yet to need to contact customer service because nothing has ever broken down on my computer. With my laptop(s), I've never had to take them in to Apple or gone without them for awhile just because I needed to replace a battery.

As for Macs not getting viruses, that's just not true at all. I have seen multiple Macs (Back in high school, which was 4 years ago and then on friends' Macs) get viruses. I have never gotten a virus on any of my PCs in the 10+ years I've had them.
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Let me reduce the scope of my statement to "the greatly decreased occurrence of viruses"

I'm talking about from a general use stand point. I know how to keep PC's running fine too, it's not such a difficult task. What I am saying applies for an average minimal-knowledge user.
 
titansfever83;3586572; said:
Well, when I custom build one, whether it's on Dell, HP, Gateway websites..... I always end up in the $1500-2000 range. I don't go for the best in every option but I don't go for the cheapest either.

I do like the 1080p option, blue-ray player, 1GB graphics card......

question, what's the difference with the Blue-ray ROM and the Lightscribe Blue-ray ROM?
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wait where do you buy a bare-book at? i want a laptop but i rather build one myself.

The most important thing to me is cost and performance.
I can build a PC with better specs and cheaper then most macs.

Macs and Linux have security issues too. so don't be naive about it.
 
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