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DonaldDuck Musky Member UID 6564 Digest Posts 0 Credits 198 Posts 80 Karma 197 Acceptance 26 Reading Access 20 Registered 1-1-2008 Status Offline

#21 Post at 5-8-2009 11:13  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #17 banger's post i see no issue with that, by using bootcamp you can switch to either OS that suits your needs, which i think is fair enough... plus can install any windows OS you want, but anyways i didn't recommend the macbook :S ?

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#22 Post at 5-8-2009 18:23  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #21 DonaldDuck's post i just meant that slagging the macbook air isn't completely fair as laptops/netbooks are more about personal preference based on usage.  i'm personally against bootcamp and parallels b/c of the limited resources, i.e. RAM, mem, etc. that comes w/ using a laptop/macbook.  i recognise the benefits, but i see the partition as a further waste of resources, not to mention not cost effective (assuming you don't acquire fake software) b/c you need to acquire licenses and such for all the windows OS software, including antivirus.  it just doesn't make sense to me in the long-run considering the practical lifespan of the computer.

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#23 Post at 5-8-2009 18:57  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by jyeung23 at 5-8-2009 05:30 i thought most netbooks will not be able to support windows 7 not literally but the process of uninstalling XP/Vista and installing windows 7 is appprently extremely gruesome and not worth it? Howd u ... nah the process is quite simple...just pop windows 7 cd in cd drive and let it do the work no hassle...the only thing that i can see causing hickup's is the upgrade path that microsoft has defined for windows 7, win xp -> win 7 requires the full version cd, upgrade cd will not work vista -> win 7 any windows 7 cd will work (upgrade or full version) if anybody wants to get more power and can shell out a few more bucks i'd suggest looking at the dell outlet for a E4300 you can get a decent speced one for 700 and it will run most games without too much of a hickup http://outlet.us.dell.com/ARBOnl ... &l=en&s=dfb and if your patient there are even times when you can get 20% coupon off the outlet store and walk away with with a decent small laptop for under 500 bucks.

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#24 Post at 5-8-2009 20:22  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Reply #19 jyeung23's post Windows 7 clean installation on a netbook roughly takes 20 to 30 minutes. Works like a charm. Microsoft corporate accounts will start to get the final RTM version this Friday.

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#25 Post at 5-8-2009 23:31  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L i have an Asus Eee 901, go for the 1.6ghsz atom proessor one. I think the newest Asus is pretty nice because it's the slimmer, sleeker version, and you can rotate the screen around for it to become a touchscreen! really cool netbook in general, and first of its kind i think

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#26 Post at 6-8-2009 05:48  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Just to say, I own the acer aspire one I recommended, and have installed and played games such as halo etc and, with low graphics settings, its perfectly playable. I've ordered a laptop/small handheld trackball for it also - looks like the second controller on a nintendo wii. I wanted to be able to play games like halo, using keyboard for movement, and handheld trackball to look around/fire. Definitely better laptops/netbooks out there, but when I looked a few months ago I couldn't see anything cheaper that was usable on a regular basis. The 6 hours+ battery life with a 9 cell battery was a massive selling point to me also. (keyboard is a bit of a pain but you get used to it being smaller).

DonaldDuck Musky Member UID 6564 Digest Posts 0 Credits 198 Posts 80 Karma 197 Acceptance 26 Reading Access 20 Registered 1-1-2008 Status Offline

#27 Post at 6-8-2009 13:10  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L Referring to this debate there is a new excellent netbook that is out and reviewed: http://gizmodo.com/5331127/mossb ... -mini-nb205-netbook Excellent keyboard size and 8.5 hours with wifi and surfing.

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#28 Post at 10-8-2009 01:01  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L try Sony Vaio P series. besides it's  great specification. it also has a stunning design. only around 1200 Us dollars. we have a lots of money in ARAB , but we are lack of beauties.

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#29 Post at 10-8-2009 02:32  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L QUOTE: Originally posted by muhammad at 10-8-2009 01:01 try Sony Vaio P series. besides it's  great specification. it also has a stunning design. only around 1200 Us dollars. Thats the difference..... price The reason why netbooks are popular is because its so damn cheap

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#30 Post at 18-10-2009 13:52  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L netbooks are great but they dont have much grunt. their only good for MS office. i wouldnt recommend it for photoshop i have the lenovo s10 and luv it but i use it mostly for work, movies and counterstrike

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#31 Post at 21-10-2009 21:47  Profile P.M.  Font size: S M L better get a dell mini....its great for portability!

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