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i lol'd :icon_biggrin:
DeletedUser
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I couldnt do a mac...there is some software i have that doesnt work on mac...couldnt go without it 
They are nice computers though.
They are nice computers though.
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DeletedUser
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I couldnt do a mac...there is some software i have that doesnt work on mac...couldnt go without it
They are nice computers though.
Use BootCamp and install Windows OR just buy Parallels software which lets you run ANYTHING PC related on it :icon_biggrin:
So far I've had no problems at all with my mac and I've had it over a year and a half now... I remember when I first got my Dell PC, the DVD drive failed almost immediately, and I was forever having problems with it freezing and crashing on me :icon_cry:
but I cba with the Mac vs. PC battle, they both have their strengths and Microsoft own shares in Apple, so either way Bill Gates wins :lol:
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To me a computer is a computer, I could buy the software to allow me to run Microsoft programs on Mac, but thats the problem.....im a poor college kid LOL. But on the Dell note, my roomate last year had a Dell XPS laptop (the one for "gaming") and its hard drive had to be replaced three times in the year of school, and his screen once. My grandparents had a Dell desktop, and it didnt last long either
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I had a Gateway LX 2700x that lasted 7 years until the power supply went out during a power surge.
