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I'm looking to buy a laptop. I download a lot of music. How many GB's are ideal? (link)
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It's hard to say exactly, without having a full background on how much music you rip or download
(I'd like to point out at this time that using P2P networks to download music is illegal)
But, I'd be looking at a laptop with at least 80GB of storage, at the least. If you're currently on a home PC which you use to download music, take a look at how much space your music library takes up. Most librarys can take up anywhere from 600 megabytes to 20 gigabytes, so look carefully.
The minimum I would look into getting would be 80GB, but if I were you I would go for a laptop with at least 120GB if not 160GB just to be sure.
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I was wondering if anyone knows of a site or something besides "download.com" so i can download adobe photoshop the latest version.
Thanks so much (link)
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Adobe Photoshop is not shareware or freeware. It is a fully licenced graphic editing program from Adobe.
In order to own a legal copy of this application, you must buy it from either an online store or retail outlet. It's priced at roughly $1500 AUD.
Downloading software from the internet using P2P programs such as Limewire is illegal and can result in an IP trace and arrests.
However, if you are looking for security updates to a certain version (such as Photoshop 7, CS, or CS2) you can go to www.adobe.com and click on support to find updates.
It is not possible to go from Photoshop 7 to CS, or CS to CS2 (this also applies to earlier versions of photoshop) without incurring a fee for the new version.
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