*/me tries to restrain use of some incredibly foul language...*

Damn you, you jammy jammy jammy git! :envysmilie:

Also, how much did it cost? :curioussmilie:

About 50p a MHz.

Congratulations. I hope you'll both be very happy together

By contrast, I find myself laptop-less for the first time in a while. Finished up my contract on Friday and handed laptop back in. Then again, I've always taken the view laptops are some that I get issued as I want the full power and expandability (not to mention low prices) of desktops for my primary (gaming) machine and my PDA and a mobile phone let me do most of what I want to do while away from home.

my slaptop is gathering dust now i've got a super duper shiney new Desktop to play with. However it was an absolute godsend when I was at Uni doing all my final year gumph (it was a 21st birthday pressie) so I have a kinda sentimental attachment to it

im looking to get a laptop but haven't a flippin clue where to start! :/
i'll probably need to use it for design work so...yeah...apple mac?


anyone care to point me ...somewhere
in any direction
agh.

I got the 'What Laptop' magazine. Which helped.

Also http://www.whatlaptop.co.uk

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by Spitefulangel
im looking to get a laptop but haven't a flippin clue where to start! :/
i'll probably need to use it for design work so...yeah...apple mac?

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It does seem like graphic design is still a bit of a Mac bastion but that's a lot less true than it used to be.

I would also have thought that if you're planning to do graphics design, a big, high quality screen is the key requirement which would suggest a desktop would be better or, alternatively, you'd need to budget for a full size monitor to connect to the laptop.


(Edited by Ming 14/05/2003 09:37)