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which brand computer is considered the best QUALITY, least problems, Dell, Gateway, Asus or Emachine ? I would appreciate any advice you have about these puters.
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I like my Dell computers. But, that's just my personal experience. I actually have no qualifications or expertise in this area.
 Are you buying a new computer? |
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I like my Dell computers. But, that's just my personal experience. I actually have no qualifications or expertise in this area. Are you buying a new computer? |
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I have had two dell laptops now. The first now belongs to my son and they both work great. Have fun computer shopping....I get all tingly at the thought of shopping for electronics.
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I have a dell and zero problems in the 3 plus years i have had it. Forgot to mention it's a laptop.
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I have had two dell laptops now. The first now belongs to my son and they both work great. Have fun computer shopping....I get all tingly at the thought of shopping for electronics.
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I have a dell and zero problems in the 3 plus years i have had it. Forgot to mention it's a laptop. |
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shop around you'll get an amazing deal ......15 processors with turbo boost technology
amazing stuff 
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yes sir glad to help
I have a dell and zero problems in the 3 plus years i have had it. Forgot to mention it's a laptop. |
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shop around you'll get an amazing deal ......15 processors with turbo boost technology amazing stuff 
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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Sun 08/22/10 08:34 AM
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Mac. Period. Used Mac and PCs - Responsible for maintaining production as well as rental PCs and Macs until I retired in '06 ... PCs were ALWAYS 'install many, run once' - my Macs were always 'install once, run many' ... my PCs routinely took approximately 180% more maintenance and support time than ANY of my Macs ... and using a 'Ghost' disk image didn't make any of the reinstalls a bit faster or easier ... btw, these were all DESKTOP machines ...
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isn't mac completely different from pc. not being very puter savy it would probably be hell for me. besides, who the heck sells mac? I never see them anywhere..
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isn't mac completely different from pc. not being very puter savy it would probably be hell for me. besides, who the heck sells mac? I never see them anywhere.. |
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isn't mac completely different from pc. not being very puter savy it would probably be hell for me. besides, who the heck sells mac? I never see them anywhere.. |
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everyone has there own opinion
only time id buy a mac would be a ipad  |
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everyone has there own opinion only time id buy a mac would be a ipad |
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Edited by
Kings_Knight
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isn't mac completely different from pc. not being very puter savy it would probably be hell for me. besides, who the heck sells mac? I never see them anywhere.. Here's the link to Apple's site ... http://www.apple.com/macpro/ You can ALSO run your PC programs on the Mac simply by partitioning the hard drive and installing whichever 'Windoze' flavor you want on it ... then it's just a choice of booting into MacLand or WindozeWorld ... Remember, tho' - you're STILL just as vulnerable to the PC viruses on a Mac with Windoze installed as you are on a PC ... one of the 'benefits' of PC-land ... Check this site out for Mac deals ... http://www.macmall.com/home |
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yea ipads are a bit pricey and you gotta pay for internet
heres a site worth your time i buy all my stuff from here ..never had a problem fast shipping best deals http://www.circuitcity.com |
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While I would recommend a Mac or an iPad for most beginners, they are definitely pricey. If that is a major consideration, and you're at least a little familiar with Windows, then it's hard to go wrong with a Dell. I've used Dells ever since they became a company and I haven't had any major problems yet.
I'm an IT Manager by day, and the company I work with uses Dells almost exclusively. |
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isn't mac completely different from pc. not being very puter savy it would probably be hell for me. besides, who the heck sells mac? I never see them anywhere.. http://www.linux.org/ |
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