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I have an original Apple computer.... with a 5 1/4 floppy disk will hand it down to other generations and eventually might be worth something.
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"should I get the straight Centrino 1.86ghz or the 2.0ghz"
The 1.86 ghz is somewhat faster that the zero ghz in your current laptop.
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Second that! Is this the most dull thread everOriginally posted by DimPrawnFecks sake.
JUST BLOODY BUY A LAPTOP!
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Buy a P4, much more robust processor. More power hungry but better performance. No, I don't have a pretty picture to back that up with, it's common sense!!Originally posted by milanbenesalright next question, scope creep, I'm going for the one with 2gb ram and 120gb hd.
but.... should I get the straight Centrino 1.86ghz or the 2.0ghz ?
Is there a big difference ?
Does anyone have a graph showing a comparison between P4 x ghz and Centrino x ghz as I am confused about these centrino's and how they compare to the good old P4
Thanks,
Milan.
Well, my personal falvour of common sense would find a lappy with an AMD chipset as I am not a fan of Intel.
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alright next question, scope creep, I'm going for the one with 2gb ram and 120gb hd.
but.... should I get the straight Centrino 1.86ghz or the 2.0ghz ?
Is there a big difference ?
Does anyone have a graph showing a comparison between P4 x ghz and Centrino x ghz as I am confused about these centrino's and how they compare to the good old P4
Thanks,
Milan.
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2006: the year SAP replaces all other software tools.....and the year Milan (finally!!!) buys a laptop.
ps: that laptop of yours looks quite spiffy Mordac, the colour matches my W800.
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>this year will be the year of .Net
I could've sworn you said that last year...
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yep, sure do, good innit
this year will be the year of .Net
Milan.
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>Are you still describing yourself as a Windows Active Directory Consultant
Yes. Among other things.
>or what will you be masquerading as in 2006 to chase a crust ?
Whatever it takes Beansey, you know that...
And a Happy New Year to you Beansey.
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