laptops

[AngelsGirl]

nope


that's kinda tricky. i have two ipods - a mini and a 40gb. the problem is though my computer has stopped recognizing my 40gb for some odd reason (also why i'm getting a new computer) and won't update the files. i don't suppose it would be possible with a mini, would it?


p.s. thanks everybody

that actually is a problem with the Ipod one of the people I know had it too it didn't do anything anymore think this was a shuffle though so if I was you I would try it on another computer and I also got very good experience with Acer laptops which are usually also a pretty good deal for the money

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Little Slick> klean told me your a 12 year old guy
AngelsGirl> your just sad cuz you cyberd a guy
LittleSlick> stfu guy

hehe nice fake log Angels

[AngelsGirl]

hehe nice fake log Angels

it isn't a log its what I remember and don't denie you said I waz a guy lol

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Don't give into Dell.

Toshiba or HP laptops are pretty nice. Gamers- Alienware. IBM Thinkpads can withstand so much abuse.

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One word ... ASUS ... go search for their notebooks/laptops.

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Is it anywhere near as easy to homebuild a laptop as it is to a desktop PC?

[AngelsGirl]

Is it anywhere near as easy to homebuild a laptop as it is to a desktop PC?

It's hard as hell, you can barely get the parts it is usually more expensive and it just not worth it 99% of the time.

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uhh, alienware is dell now isnt it?

[Subjugation]

Yep. Hence, Dell's absurd $10,000 dollar gaming PC.

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It's hard as hell, you can barely get the parts it is usually more expensive and it just not worth it 99% of the time.

It would be cool to just do some upgrades. I have a friend with an aging laptop. It would be nice to slap in some more memory.

[geekbot]

my computer has stopped recognizing my 40gb for some odd reason (also why i'm getting a new computer) and won't update the files. i don't suppose it would be possible with a mini, would it?

Yes, you can do it with a mini. But you have to do it a couple GB at a time, it'd be much easier with 40GB.

Have you tried these things:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61711

[NaiLed]

One word ... ASUS ... go search for their notebooks/laptops.

ha yeah i got one recently - my grandparents said i could get "which ever one i wanted", so i chose the £1250 one. good stuff

[Emaho]

I have an HP Laptop. Had more problems with a Dell & IBM laptop than my HP. Mind you I do not like HP home desktop computers, but the ZD8000 is awesome. Not what I would call a real travel notebook. But it is portable...heavy and huge...but portable!

It's definately a powerhouse in the laptop world. I also like the 17" widescreen and 2 gigs of ram, not to mention the 2 video in/outputs for doing DVD editing. Has a great ATI video card in it.

This laptop is more of a desktop replacement as it is size and weight play a factor! Battery life is not the longest at 1.5 hrs. But the fact that it is still portable...works for me.

There are tons of long lasting battery life laptops out there, that are small and quick, but personally....I hate the micro keyboards on some and minimal screen sizes. Depends on what you will use it for, but the HP ZD8000 is awesome & I hate HP!

I guess it was wrong of me to assume that all HP computers are the worst just becuase the one we got at home is. It's not even a laptop/notebook.

The desktop computer we got at home, a HP Pavilion w5400, is a total disaster.

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I guess it was wrong of me to assume that all HP computers are the worst just becuase the one we got at home is. It's not even a laptop/notebook.

The desktop computer we got at home, a HP Pavilion w5400, is a total disaster.

I agree 100% on the HP Desktops!

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It would be cool to just do some upgrades. I have a friend with an aging laptop. It would be nice to slap in some more memory.

its easy to change disk and memory on many laptops. get a skrewdriver and open it up.