Saving for Laptop
My husband and I have been discussing the possibility of getting a new laptop for Yule. I have to rein myself in because I started browsing to see what sort of money we’d have to save up and was getting sucked in by specials and coupons and was ready to put something on credit. We don’t need another credit line right now. I can be patient.
They have all sorts of deals going on all the time. Most of the stores ask you to input your desired ROM and RAM and video card and if you want wireless or not, and then give you a list of various options that you can have whether it be Acer or Toshiba or something else. BestBuy.com actually has a laptop I was looking at for $300 less than Gateway itself BUT we don’t need the laptop right now…well, we do, but we don’t. I can get by just waiting until we’re back home from friend’s houses to type up readings I’ve been making notes on in the mean time, and I can wait until Yule for the benefits of another laptop, especially because it seems that Vista (which is all that a new laptop would have on it) will probably not be exactly compatible with my network. A friend’s suggested a MAC, which might be workable. It’s all about doing more research.
As my husband says it would be good to have the extra computer then I could do my work anywhere, and when I’m doing the graphic design work I could have it with me at friend’s house, or take it with me to client’s places and show them live mock-ups of their sites. Anyway…patience. I’m trying to teach it to my son I should learn to have more of it myself when it comes to shiny new technology.
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Molly (Who am I?) commented on July 11, 2008 at 8:52 am
We have an HP Pavilion dv2000 that we got from Best Buy last year. It’s been a great (and very affordable) lap top. I love doing my writing and online teaching on it.
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Catriona (Who am I?) commented on July 11, 2008 at 9:46 am
Yeah, I find it’s hard for me to write when I’m sitting up at the desktop for some reason. I get more churned out when I can nestle the laptop in my lap and sit on the couch with it. I guess it’s just the way my brain is used to writing, so it’s easier for things to flow out