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Can't decide which laptop
I want a laptop for my birthday or Christmas, but I can't decide between a Dell Inspiron 1420 or a Macbook.
I like the fact that the Inspiron you can pick what color you want, so it will be more me. But then the Macbook I'd probably just get white, which is kinda boring, although it's much sleeker and cool looking. My best friend has a Macbook and it's sooo cool. Like just the way it's set up, and now the new Leopard thing they are coming out with looks even cooler. Recently I was leaning more towards the Dell because I figured if it comes with Windows vista then it would be just as cool as Macs, but then I saw the new one for macs and now I want that one more. The only other concern would be price, but if I don't add more than I need to a Macbook, then they are pretty much in the same price range. I also saw for the new Leopard program for Macs that it has Bootcamp, which lets you run windows on it...but ahhh I still don't know. I wish i could get a Dell Inspiron with Mac Leopard on it. Arghhh! I really have no clue which one to choose. HELP! Which one is better?
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I've heard news about a new MacBook release around/right after christmas this year. if this is true, i'd definitely go with the mac. the oporating system's soo much better, and the new one will be a tablet pc so there will be a touch screen and everything, so it will be aaamazing. the iPhone? just a test of the touch screen set up so they can integrate it into their next macbook!
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This link just tells you about the Dell Inspiron.
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This one kind of compares them like under the section where it says 'Good' & stuff.
I have the Dell Inspiron 1420 though, & I love it, but that`s just my opinion.
Goodluckkk!
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I would go with the PC. There are more applications available, and you have more freedom with the standard x86 CPU architecture. You can even make windows look like a mac with a uxtheme.dll patch and an msstyle, or a shell replacement.
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