43 years in the computer industry but still don't know how to build your own PC?
You dont need to know a single bit about PC Hardware to be a system Admin now.
43 years in the computer industry but still don't know how to build your own PC?
43 years in the computer industry but still don't know how to build your own PC?
Not only that, but some of us like to hook our computers up to our home theater systems. This is where Macs fail, as they don't have HDMI or blu-ray capabilities. I hook my Windows PC up to my home theater system via a single HDMI cable all the time to enjoy videos and games. But I can't do it the same way with my Mac because I need a mess of cables and adapters and I have to run Windows to get support for what I want or need to do.
Seriously, go buy some film for $20 and be done with it. I don't get the big complaint here.
Not sure about the first question, but the RAM is really easy to upgrade. Look at this page on the Apple website. You see that section along the bottom of the screen, in the middle below the Apple logo, with the screws on either side? Just unscrew that piece and you can install the new RAM.
I hear it varies from store to store. Ask about it - the ones that honor education discounts will require a student ID.Can customers get an educational discount even through buying a mac through the retail store?
43 years in the computer industry but still don't know how to build your own PC?
Thats kind of how i feel. I want the quad core, but i'm not sure it'll fit on my desk. Eh
I hear it varies from store to store. Ask about it - the ones that honor education discounts will require a student ID.
Conveniently, Apple has removed all refurbished previous-gen iMacs from their outlet store.
I was talking from a USA standpoint, as I've never been to the UK Apple Stores. This is good to know, though - thanks!in the UK there are 3 different tiers of education discount - non uni students get a bit... whereas uni students (with valid ID, e.g. Library card and/or NUS) get **** loads (i got £200 of the lower end Unibody 13")![]()
Exactly+1
For all those whining about them to have a non glossy screen the above answer should be enough.
Oh yeah,and for all those other whiners who continiously garbage many forums with their complaints about not having Blue ray,just take a hike.
Most people DON'T care,its good to have but if not so what.
You should be happy about what Apple brought up this time,great stuff,not 100% for some of You who wants expensive BR and expensive top notch Graphic cards but definatly perfect for 95% + of Users.
They're back and with huge discounts. Take a look at the previous generation 3.06 for $1349, formerly $2199.
I can't believe how happy I am right now!
I had an HP DV5030us notebook. I had so many problems with it. The motherboard finally croaked after not even a year, and it decided to kill external devices that were connected at the time.
So I take it down to Fry's because I have a warranty there and they'll give me a "loaner" while my system gets repaired. The loaner gets tested in the store. I get it home and try to open the DVD drive. Guess what? The DVD drive is malfunctioning! I traded one dead computer for another! *sigh*
So I have to take it back and get another (you can bet I will, I paid for that warranty and I'm going to get my moneys worth!).
Finally years of frustration of dealing with Windows and poorly built Windows PCs is just too much for me. I walk over to the Apple section and get a Mac!
I've got myself the white MacBook with SuperDrive. I haven't been this happy with a computer EVER. It simply just works and it doesn't come loaded with spyware and adware! I was able to turn it on and start using it! Not like my HP where I had to turn it on, wait half an hour for all the trial software and ads to load, reboot with XP DVD and reformat and not actually use my new PC until 6 hours later.
There are literally no words to describe how happy I am right now![]()
So are there any killer apps I should be looking for?![]()
im actually glad they didn't put blu-ray in it... they probably couldn't fit 4 Ram slots or a top end dual core/quad core processor in it... 27" display woooooop
Exactly+1
For all those whining about them to have a non glossy screen the above answer should be enough.
Oh yeah,and for all those other whiners who continiously garbage many forums with their complaints about not having Blue ray,just take a hike.
Most people DON'T care,its good to have but if not so what.
You should be happy about what Apple brought up this time,great stuff,not 100% for some of You who wants expensive BR and expensive top notch Graphic cards but definatly perfect for 95% + of Users.
Nope, I haven't used an Apple keyboard since, well, ever. The first thing I do when I purchase any new Apple system is go to Fry's and pick up a full-size, ergonomic, non-chicklet keyboard. Not a big deal, though, because I can add whatever keyboard I want to the system (unlike Blu-ray).Is nobody else bothered by the stupid mini keyboards they're selling now?
You who wants expensive BR.
I can't believe how happy I am right now!
I had an HP DV5030us notebook. I had so many problems with it. The motherboard finally croaked after not even a year, and it decided to kill external devices that were connected at the time.
So I take it down to Fry's because I have a warranty there and they'll give me a "loaner" while my system gets repaired. The loaner gets tested in the store. I get it home and try to open the DVD drive. Guess what? The DVD drive is malfunctioning! I traded one dead computer for another! *sigh*
So I have to take it back and get another (you can bet I will, I paid for that warranty and I'm going to get my moneys worth!).
Finally years of frustration of dealing with Windows and poorly built Windows PCs is just too much for me. I walk over to the Apple section and get a Mac!
I've got myself the white MacBook with SuperDrive. I haven't been this happy with a computer EVER. It simply just works and it doesn't come loaded with spyware and adware! I was able to turn it on and start using it! Not like my HP where I had to turn it on, wait half an hour for all the trial software and ads to load, reboot with XP DVD and reformat and not actually use my new PC until 6 hours later.
There are literally no words to describe how happy I am right now
So are there any killer apps I should be looking for?
Is nobody else bothered by the stupid mini keyboards they're selling now? I'd happily change the wireless one back for a full sized wired one. Although, this new mouse looks sexy!
I'm part of the camp that believes a computers functionality is far more important. Computers aren't meant to be fashion accessories, they're meant to be tools. Like the rest of the world, I'd rather have a top of the line monitor sitting on my desk and the far more functional tower tucked away somewhere else.
I don't even have to build my own system to beat Apple at price. If I go to Dell or HP or any other number of manufacturers I can still build a system that outperforms the $1,999 Core i5 iMac for several hundred dollars less.
Oh please, this "size" argument that Apple fans try to use has never worked and it never will. Maybe if Apple gave consumers actual CHOICES then it could work. But right now if I want a desktop I have 3 choices from Apple. A Mac mini, which is extremely low-end and extremely overpriced for the power. Theres the iMac, which is a laptop on a stand. Then theres the Mac Pro, which is also extremely overpriced and offers extremely limited expandability.
Again, a PC is not a fashion accessory. A computer is a tool.