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post #21 of 33
8/22/04 at 9:30am
My parents have just made sure than I have enough money to buy my new laptops, and don't really mind what I buy, as long as I can afford it. Best way to be. On my 5th laptop, and still going strong! Love my new 8600!
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post #22 of 33
8/23/04 at 9:15am
and of course, i'm 13 and you're....older.
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post #23 of 33
8/23/04 at 9:41am
It was the same when I was 13 as it is now. Do you want to take your notebook to school? You probably wont want to be carrying the 9100 around very often. You'd need a laptop backpack to carry it a lot I would think.
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post #24 of 33
8/24/04 at 9:59am
i wouldnt be taking it to school...duh. in my middle school, you either dont bring valuables to school or you bring them to school but dont leave with them.
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post #25 of 33
8/24/04 at 6:40pm
I bring my laptop to school almost every day. Never had a problem. I took mine in Yr7, Yr9 and Yr10 (skipped Yr8). I even took it in Yr6 sometimes.
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post #26 of 33
8/24/04 at 9:20pm
im confused, how does that translate to US schools? im just wondering because a friend of mine is from australia (no, not stu...according to some he seems to be more like my uncle ) and he always talks about this year7/8/whatever stuff and i have no clue about it.
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post #27 of 33
8/25/04 at 3:23am
I don't know about the US. Yr K-6 is primary, 7-12 is high school here in australia, if that is what you mean. I think we are a bit off topic...
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post #28 of 33
8/25/04 at 10:46am
In the US, grades K - 5 are called Elementary School, 6 - 8 are Middle School or Junior High School, and 9 - 12 are High School.
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post #29 of 33
8/25/04 at 11:18am
Quote:
Originally Posted by MitchellO
I bring my laptop to school almost every day. Never had a problem. I took mine in Yr7, Yr9 and Yr10 (skipped Yr8). I even took it in Yr6 sometimes.
So if you have to repeat a year, say for instance Yr7, do they call it Yr7.0.2?
/bad joke
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post #30 of 33
8/25/04 at 12:31pm
lol good one Axiom
I have heard though that some places in the US have High school as 9-12 and Middle School as 5-8. I could be wrong though
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post #31 of 33
8/28/04 at 2:19am
Thread Starter 
Some great WUXGA screenshots are posted in

http://notebookforums.com/405332
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post #32 of 33
9/24/04 at 9:33am
I could never work out why they go into the 1.x.x version numbers. It is just annoying.

I have been using my WSXGA for the last few weeks and I LOVE IT! It is absolutely fantastic. Great fr viewing these forums too. They support widescreen . I found the performance of this machine to be great. The 1.8-2.0Ghz machines must fly! My dad is abut to get a D800 with the 1.8Ghz, so I will soon see. Maybe I can convince him to swap. His is a work laptop, so it doesn't play the games or do the video editing I do.
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post #33 of 33
9/24/04 at 9:34am
BTW, everyone I show my laptop to at school just drools over it. none of them have laptops, and their desktops are not that good either! I feel for them
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