New Laptops!
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WTF!!!!!!!Originally posted by SexyChin:Alienware is under dell now.
The quality will...well... you should know.
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X2!!!Originally posted by the Bear:about PCs..
you can have the greatest specs for the hardware around..
but the software remains the crap xp, which is still being patched 5 bloody years after release... i'd say forget about it...
go with apple...
leopard OS to be released soon
This is the thing now.
Two 2.66GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon "Woodcrest" processors
4MB shared L2 cache per processor
1.33GHz dual independent frontside buses
1GB memory (667MHz DDR2 fully-buffered DIMM ECC)
NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GT graphics with 256MB memory
250GB Serial ATA 3Gb/s 7200-rpm hard drive1
16x double-layer SuperDrive (DVD+R DL/DVD±RW/CD-RW)
Next year, it would have Mac OS X Leopard.
Can't wait. -
chin.. that's way too brutal...
and probably out of reach for mere mortals
i'll stick to getting a 20-inch iMac with souped up insides -
MAC MAC MAC!
I'm waiting to get a Nano now though...high up on my wishlist now
Not a MacBook Pro...yet.
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WHAT THE FUCK!!!???!!!Originally posted by SexyChin:Alienware is under dell now.
The quality will...well... you should know. 
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With Alienware buy, Dell will sell AMD-based computers
March 22, 2006 2:42 PM PST
It finally happened, just not the way many thought.
With the acquisition of Alienware, Dell will sell computers with chips from Advanced Micro Devices. The deal closes in about 30 to 45 days.
Alienware will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary, and Alienware CEO Nelson Gonzalez said that the deal will not affect its relationship with AMD. Granted, circumstances can change, but that's the plan now.
The number of AMD PCs Alienware offers rises and falls, but AMD chips are typically always part of the company's active line of computers. Right now, Alienware sells AMD-based desktops, workstations, media centers and a notebook.
The subsidiary nature of Alienware's status means that consumers won't see AMD chips in computers that are primarily branded under the Dell name (instead of being Alienware machines) as a result of this deal. But still, since Dell owns Alienware, they are technically Dell computers.
That leaves Apple as the only major computer maker selling Intel-based, but not AMD-based, computers.
Dell has resisted selling AMD-based computers for years for a number of reasons. The popularity of AMD's Opteron chip for servers, however, has prompted some to speculate that Dell may adopt Opteron.
Dell rarely makes acquisitions. The Alienware buy is only the third or fourth in the company's history.
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I HATE DELL!!!!
Give me soo many problems, oh well, guess i shoul be happy that it didn't blow up.
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FYI.
Kopi's Powerbook is sick....and he's helpless right now.
So much for mac. -
well, it has to get sick...
while a "well" xp still performs "sick"
at the office, the moment lotus notes has a incoming mail, the PC grinds to a halt for half a minute
Originally posted by M©+square:FYI.
Kopi's Powerbook is sick....and he's helpless right now.
So much for mac. -
Originally posted by the Bear:well, it has to get sick...
while a "well" xp still performs "sick"
at the office, the moment lotus notes has a incoming mail, the PC grinds to a halt for half a minute 
- half minute to process a incoming mail....i'll trash the PC. -
Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard releasing around March 2007. Just nice, I can get it as birthday present...
Check out the features in Leopard... Time Machine and Spaces are sweet -
I'm a convert. Using iMac G5.
Leopard OS X's time machine looks like a heavy HD space user.
But then, I'm only a JC student. Nothing to do with mac yet.
Unless I go get some games from applecentre@orchard.
too bad MapleStory only works on XP.
my XP without ANY updates is safer than other updated version.