Posts by Aikeo

3. apparently people have gotten really nice results with their Nushields, comparable to glossy-type screens. i read about it sometime a while back but cant seem to find the thread. PM Amir about it if you want more info.

Quote: Originally Posted by zlat All I do is run a program of numerical calculation which uses pure cpu power to do the job, no fancy looking benchmarks at all. i wish more people would do just that. benches...

i think they're very close to the same thing; i.e. about the same viewing angles, clarity, etc. haven't heard spectacular complaints from owners of either, i think if you're fine with a sxga+ screen in general, either of these laptops...

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Quote: Originally Posted by zlatanov You do have a very legitimate point here but I rally wander what/who made HP build such a great lappy and shovel a 4420Go in there and the price is still pretty high. Just imagine...

maple = godly prog. i worked for about two months to come up with an analytical soln by hand, then umm another researcher showed me how to model the system using it. definitely check it out it appears that sciencemark is a crock of...

ibm t42 with firegl2 5 lbs, super slim, great batt life, awesome performance. so expensive, though. cheaper--> sager 3790 /w 12 cell. almost 7.5 lbs though, probably not what you're looking for. still cheaper--> compal...

if you're going to be doing any kind of complex CAD work, personally i wouldn't get a 15.4'' wxga (1280x800). your viewable area will be restricted, especially in those programs where are large number of toolbars are necessary (mech...

i've tried emailing them, no response. i got the 9/15 date from their site. haven't tried calling yet, my cc has not be billed so i'm not too concerned about it... yet.

zlatanov--> last time i worked in particle modeling, i needed to form an algebraic solution for a triple int in spherical coords, it took maple around 30-45 mins to come up with an answer, which was about 5-6 pages of equations. i'd...