Paying for the brand then.
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Paying for the brand then.
so?
when it comes to clothing, i go for the brands. when i get mobiles, i go for the brands. so tbh it doesn't seem any different when it comes to getting a macbook.
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no, not really lol. it'd take too long for me to save up to afford one with my own money so i think i can settle with someone else buying me one :PQuote:
Doesn't it just being bought for you take the excitement and satisfaction away from it rather than if you had saved for it your self?
Personally thats what I wanna do
-Rep. This is the Apple and Mac section. If you don't already understand that there is a price difference between PCs and Macs, and that hardware is not the only difference, then you shouldn't be posting here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel
No, he's paying for the superior operating system.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel
No your paying for the brand, the OS itself only costs £74. Not a bad thing to be paying for the brand, I'll get the 4gb model in a couple of months I think.
The superior operating system with 2 gig ram and 2 ghz processor for £630?Quote:
Originally Posted by HotelUser
True, but only for the minority of OSX users. Because the majority doesn't condone Hackintosh systems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Source
I expect it was dual core 2Ghz and probably 800Mhz 2GB ram. But regardless he got a good deal. Anyways, OSX Leopard doesn't need as much resources as its Windows counterparts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel
he got a good deal. You don't know much about Macs. There's not that much else to say really:P.
To build on what I posted earlier... it depends on whether you will be carrying the MacBook around short distances in your arms, or within another bag (in which case, the product I linked you to is absolutely ideal), else you might want a laptop bag. You would need to tell us what you are looking for before we could give you any results. :)
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Unless you are going to answer the OP's question, can I suggest you troll elsewhere?Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel
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I'm making a point, not posting to deliberately cause an arguement, which is trolling. But if you're all so emo about one little point I might as well stop posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barmi
Good day.
Windows :D
Edited by Yoshimitsui (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not make pointless comments.
We have no problem with people making points. It's just, we disapprove of invalid points:).Quote:
Originally Posted by Axel