falcon1 said:What computer would fit more for a college student that is at home for the first couple years then going off? My sister is starting college next year and she wants a mac but doesn't know which would be the best idea.
falcon1 said:What computer would fit more for a college student that is at home for the first couple years then going off? My sister is starting college next year and she wants a mac but doesn't know which would be the best idea.
falcon1 said:She going to get it sometime next year. She is going to a community school for a year maybe two and the school is 30 mins away from us then shes going to a regular 4 year school away from home.
pianoman said:like everyone else is saying, the MacBook is good for portability and the iMac is good if she's never going to take it anywhere.
briantology said:What if someone wanted both?
that's sorta what i have... i just ordered an imac for the grunt and still kept my PB for portable stuff...Chundles said:Then get a brand new iMac and a second hand iBook/PowerBook. You'll have the grunt when you need it and the portability when you want it.
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Chundles said:Then get a brand new iMac and a second hand iBook/PowerBook. You'll have the grunt when you need it and the portability when you want it.
I believe they do. They certainly both fall under the edu discount.. what would it matter about what category? For purchasing limits?briantology said:BTW, do iMacs and Mac Pros BOTH fall under the "desktop" category for the educational discount?
xfiftyfour said:I believe they do. They certainly both fall under the edu discount.. what would it matter about what category? For purchasing limits?
Chundles said:Then get a brand new iMac and a second hand iBook/PowerBook. You'll have the grunt when you need it and the portability when you want it.
falcon1 said:She going to get it sometime next year. She is going to a community school for a year maybe two and the school is 30 mins away from us then shes going to a regular 4 year school away from home.