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Price-->performance-->options-->portability I would say go with a macbook. If you need native speed for adobe apps then you can use boot camp and install XP and boot into it when needed. Macbook is the best of both worlds for a...
Seeing that you need a laptop for school I would recommend a macbook. They have the 2ghz core 2 duo, up to 2gb ram, 80gb hard drive, 13.3" so its very portable, good battery life, dvd dual layer burner, and the reliability of OSX...
I am going to be purchasing a Dell Latitude D620 from a forum member in a few days (should be tomorrow actually). I am going with it because it is portable, has dedicated video, and because it has the core 2 duo. Going with the core 2...
Now if Apple would only release a media center mini. Upgrade the procs to core2duos and have a dual tv tuner in them. Even if they had to be a bit larger consumers would still eat them up. Complements on your setup though. I helped a...
I will be holding off for a while for Vista. At least until there is better hardware support in x64 edition and also until there are different dx10 video card solutions not to mention dx10 games.
I think the main thing holding me back from buying a macbook is my hatred for intel integrated graphics. I know macs aren't much of gaming PCs but I don't like to share my video memory with my system memory. Unfortuanately I don't have...
I just may have to break down and get a macbook and install bootcamp. I wouldn't install Vista though. I have no intentions on running Vista until I got something that is capable of and can use directx 10. Only thing keeping me using...
My Linux mishap was installing Linux on a spare drive and like a retard I installed the boot manager on the MBR of the spare drive and somehow screwed the MBR of my primary drive. Ended up with a never-ending repetition of GRUB when I...
If you are going for Kubuntu than you should probably look at Mepis and Knoppix also. Knoppix is one of the original (if not the original) live Linux distros and it has excellent hardware detection. Mepis is basically a really good Linux...
I can personally highly recommend Ubuntu. I have used RedHat from version 6 all the way up to Fedora 5 and I have loved Ubuntu and its variations. The apt package management and the automatix software that you can use with Ubuntu make...
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