lol what you see that shows i was careless to it, maybe my bro because it's his laptop not mine i wouldn't take my level down to HP 😛 I'm MAC user. Anyways what happen he was playing World of Goo (so do i on my MBP unibody) and it suddenly crashed and give him VGA error and restarted and now windows is not booting and he lost his data.
and ya what about the other laptop it's for my mom and she rarely to never use it.
The bottom two pictures look very similar to what happened with my iMac once when I brought it out of sleep mode. It was a green and magenta Matrix-style pattern of garbage and if I moved the mouse to a certain place I could see about 200 garbled mouse pointers at once. Held the power button for 10 seconds and forced a reboot. So what - it's hi-tech, sh*t happens and it's a wonder it works most of the time. If your argument against PCs is one video driver crash, you should probably read up on the fifty-twelve people who have reported weird video artifacts and spontaneous shutdowns on MBPs.
That may very well be the most fugly laptop I've ever seen. It's like Microsoft Bob made love with a Speak n' Spell and that was the result.
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In 2000 when that thing came out (at the time, PowerBooks were black, plastic and had a 4:3 screen too), it was actually one of the better looking laptops out there. In 2002, however, it wasn't so hot. One week after I bought mine, it was replaced with a widescreen model called 8600. Bastards.
The first laptop I ever used was this one, a 1992 PowerBook 160:
We had it in the store I worked in at the time. One day some guy stole it, the store manager ran after him and came back 3 minutes later with the laptop in one hand and a torn-off jacket sleeve in the other. He had caught the guy and gotten the PowerBook back, but when the guy try to run away the manager threw the laptop in a pile of snow, started running after him and tore his jacket sleeve off. Then he stopped and thought ummm... maybe I should get my priorities straight and save the actual
laptop. He handed it over to me and said "I bet it's broken, but who knows... see if it works". I flipped the lid open, started it up, it booted and seemed fine. Amazing! Phew. So I closed the lid, picked it up... and dropped it on the floor. Cracked the screen in two and killed the hard drive. D'oh!