I would like to get a computer for school next semester, and I also have a small budget ($600).
I also would like to start programming again.
EDIT: I don't need it for gaming because I do have a ps3.[/code]
A low energy and preferably "green" computer is always recommended.
I was also not planning to get it till May or June, because I have to get a car and apartment, and a tv for my PS3 before I can worry about a computer.
movallerik wrote:
I was also not planning to get it till May or June, because I have to get a car and apartment, and a tv for my PS3 before I can worry about a computer.
You have your priorities out of order 
Also, there cannot be two hooded assassins on this board - you have to go.
Ultimate Dev'r wrote:
movallerik wrote:
I was also not planning to get it till May or June, because I have to get a car and apartment, and a tv for my PS3 before I can worry about a computer.
You have your priorities out of order
Also, there cannot be two hooded assassins on this board - you have to go.
How supportive.
Ultimate Dev'r wrote:
movallerik wrote:
I was also not planning to get it till May or June, because I have to get a car and apartment, and a tv for my PS3 before I can worry about a computer.
You have your priorities out of order
Also, there cannot be two hooded assassins on this board - you have to go.
I agree. One is quite enough!
movallerik wrote:
I was also not planning to get it till May or June, because I have to get a car and apartment, and a tv for my PS3 before I can worry about a computer.
Then why bother asking us now? Ask us in May or June 
Kllrnohj wrote:
movallerik wrote:
I was also not planning to get it till May or June, because I have to get a car and apartment, and a tv for my PS3 before I can worry about a computer.
Then why bother asking us now? Ask us in May or June
calc84maniac wrote:
It's called planning ahead - you should try it sometime
When was the last time planning ahead ever worked when it came to buying technology, specifically computers? I'm gonna go with "never" - yup, "never" sounds about right. You plan ahead for a budget, not a specific product.
Unless you want to teach others to be retarded consumers like you apparently are. Hey, if you like pissing away money on old stuff that is your choice.
Kllrnohj wrote:
calc84maniac wrote:
It's called planning ahead - you should try it sometime
When was the last time planning ahead ever worked when it came to buying technology, specifically computers? I'm gonna go with "never" - yup, "never" sounds about right. You plan ahead for a budget, not a specific product.
Unless you want to teach others to be retarded consumers like you apparently are. Hey, if you like pissing away money on old stuff that is your choice.
KermMartian wrote:
True, but if you plan ahead by selecting current technology that fits your budget and has the capabilities you want, you'll be more educated when you are ready to buy.
No you won't. You'll think you already have it figured out and not research as well as you should. Sound advice now often becomes horrible advice in 4 months.
Kllrnohj wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
True, but if you plan ahead by selecting current technology that fits your budget and has the capabilities you want, you'll be more educated when you are ready to buy.
No you won't. You'll think you already have it figured out and not research as well as you should. Sound advice now often becomes horrible advice in 4 months.
I totally agree. It's not really worth it to do any real research now.
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