Just wondering what type of computer anyone uses and how well it works out for you. Kind of looking at a Mac vs. PC type argument.
Also, if you have a Mac (which I am), how new is yours? Run into any problems? I'm aware some schools seem to have a preference, so also wondering if that was a factor.
Thanks.
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akasabian

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General sentiment is that you should go for a cheaper model that still runs well, stores your info, and can use word/OneNote/whatever note-taking app you use.poundcr wrote:Just wondering what type of computer anyone uses and how well it works out for you. Kind of looking at a Mac vs. PC type argument.
Also, if you have a Mac (which I am), how new is yours? Run into any problems? I'm aware some schools seem to have a preference, so also wondering if that was a factor.
Thanks.
That being said, I think a lot of people have Macs. It's merely a matter of preference and whether you already have one or not.
You should try and make sure you have a laptop that works and won't fall apart mid-exam.
- Bronck

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It doesn't matter.... both work.
- tuffyjohnson

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Which OS are you more familiar with? One advantage of mac is the touch pad mobile situations like note taking in class.
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I don't understand what this meanstuffyjohnson wrote:Which OS are you more familiar with? One advantage of mac is the touch pad mobile situations like note taking in class.