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Laptops and computers and all that
May. 8th, 2009 06:50 pmnew fangled technology.
I've been meaning to buy a laptop/netbook/computer of some kind for university, and unless I suddenly discover something all round better, the way the wind is blowing suggests I'm going to buy an Eee. Mainly, because I keep gleefully talking about how much I can't wait to have an Eee. And thinking of names, etc. I mean, I also found my dream (full size) laptop, but that about £800 which I really don't have at the moment. I have this pipe dream that I will magically do really well in m exams and as a reward my mother will buy it for me, allowing me to actually afford both. But then, I look at m revision, and our bank balances, and the state of the economy, and *sigh*. A girl can dream, and I live in hope, I guess.
What I really want to know is a) does anyone have any laptop/netbook buying advice and particularly b) I am also considering taking the plunge and buying Linux, but usually I get scared and confused and reassure myself I'll stick with XP. So if anyone uses Linux, or hatess Linux, or has any Linux advice, that would be brilliant.
I've been meaning to buy a laptop/netbook/computer of some kind for university, and unless I suddenly discover something all round better, the way the wind is blowing suggests I'm going to buy an Eee. Mainly, because I keep gleefully talking about how much I can't wait to have an Eee. And thinking of names, etc. I mean, I also found my dream (full size) laptop, but that about £800 which I really don't have at the moment. I have this pipe dream that I will magically do really well in m exams and as a reward my mother will buy it for me, allowing me to actually afford both. But then, I look at m revision, and our bank balances, and the state of the economy, and *sigh*. A girl can dream, and I live in hope, I guess.
What I really want to know is a) does anyone have any laptop/netbook buying advice and particularly b) I am also considering taking the plunge and buying Linux, but usually I get scared and confused and reassure myself I'll stick with XP. So if anyone uses Linux, or hatess Linux, or has any Linux advice, that would be brilliant.
