Netbook, Laptop, ???
#11
A Review of Windows 7 - WSJ.com Good article on Win7 vs xp/vista/mac
#12
I use XP. I would not recommend Vista. It has been plagued with problems, some of which have been software compatibility. Windows 7 is so new I would wait and see how things develop. Personally, I would see if I could get something with XP. Most programs are compatible with it, but I am not sure about the current availability on any of the new systems. Microsoft tends to roll out some of their software before the bugs are worked out.
#13
By the way, I used a Gateway with a single core intel processor for a few years on the road and it did everything that I needed. Built in wifi and a dvd for watching movies. It was fine and lasted through much abuse. I have 19 inch Everex laptop with Vista and a duel-core amd now. I use it as a desk-top replacement and am quite happy with it. Its a little big to carry around although I've done it many times. \
Pay close attention to the battery times on the laptops your considering. they vary wildly and more is better. And I bought it from TigerDirect. Ordered it and it came the next day. No kidding and the price could not be beat by anyone on the net. They run alot of sales and closeout stuff. Good company
#14
I had an HP dv6000 till i cracked the screen. then bought an HP G60. pretty good computer.....watch my movies on it....GPS is on it....and its my iPod. =)
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#18
same here. I have a vista in the family room & the old xp in my office & I use the xp & let the others in the house deal with the vista. it does load all kinds of sh#t that I have no use for.
#19
Most of us have a few things we do on our computers. The rest is useless. I would like to find out what makes my computer hang up sometimes when I am keying in. The computer just locks up for a few minutes.
#20
Of course I mentioned Slackware, yes, I am dual boot and use Slackware for stuff that don't require windows. |
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