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2 out of 17 people found this review helpful
0.5 stars
"This is by far the worse in the market horrible system."
Pros: None the price is too much for so little.
Cons: By far the most poorly made laptop.
Summary: This is a very nice laptop for children but not for a pro. For the money you pay for this might as well get one of the others that are easy to use and have less problems with windows and other programs. If I could give it a -10 I would.
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I'm a PC user (I haven't had a MAC) and I'm pretty sure that the MAC computer is more professional than PC computers.
I'm considering of getting one of these laptops for graphic/media purposes. -
Now that's a drawback... even after the drool factor has worn off, I can't get any former Windows users to switch back to the PC after having one of these deployed to them. No, they're not compiling software or running games and yes I wish the G4 was a G5, but I've got a closet full of PC laptops (Dell and IBM) that never saw their first birthday.
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i only post comments on a product so negatively if i actually own that product. obviously you don't. all you are doing is going by a photo or maybe even a visual picture, but there is no way you own one of these.
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Again, If you wish to play your little games, go ahead, use Windows XP - for the portable graphics, video and photography pro, this laptop cannot be beat.
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The Powerbook is specifically designed for profesionals, and the iBook is for children. IBM does not have anything to do with Windows except for the fact that their Pentiums work with it.
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This is exactly a machine for pros: Unix, Mac OS, and Windows (with Virtual PC), rolled into one well-built machine. But why do I bother....
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Great Laptop many features- OSX is great - price and after sales support drags it down.
The day I see a windows user get passionate about his computer is the day Apple buys out Microsoft. -
Try giving us some tips on where to find a laptop that does all of this elsewhere?
Exactly. I seriously think these windows-followers would stand back and take a long hard look at the competition.
