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OT question for computer-y people
On 18/4/08 06:01, in article
, "bobharvey" wrote: On 15 Apr, 22:49, Sacha wrote: I have an iMac as a desktop computer. It seems more sensible to stick to that if I get a laptop? Or consider what you need it for and think about one of these: http://eeepc.asus.com/global/product.htm The 4G model is around £250. It uses a suer-friendly version of Linux, and if you won't want it on return, you will probably be able to sell it for very close to what you paid for it. Yes, that has been recommended to me already and I'm think about it very seriously. Thank you. -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon 'We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.' |
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OT question for computer-y people
On Apr 18, 9:41Â*am, Sacha wrote:
On 18/4/08 06:01, in article , "bobharvey" wrote: On 15 Apr, 22:49, Sacha wrote: I have an iMac as a desktop computer. Â*It seems more sensible to stick to that if I get a laptop? Or consider what you need it for and think about one of these: http://eeepc.asus.com/global/product.htm The 4G model is around �250. Â*It uses a suer-friendly version of Linux, and if you won't want it on return, you will probably be able to sell it for very close to what you paid for it. Yes, that has been recommended to me already and I'm think about it very seriously. Â*Thank you. Sacha, this is your decision of course, but if your purpose is to 1) purchase a phone to replace your current one, which you do not use all that much, and 2) be able to email and phone home from time to time while travelling in NZ, I would respectfully suggest the following: 1) Buy a bog standard Nokia (or whatever) that you can phone and text with. 2) Get yourself a NZ sim when you get there 3) Hit the local internet cafe (cheap) or library (free) when you get there, to email home from a web-based email account such as hotmail or yahoo. Of course, if you are secretly lusting after a seriously sexy multifunctional phone that will make you coffee in the morning, knock yourself out, girl! ;-) Cat(h) |
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OT question for computer-y people
On 18/4/08 17:02, in article
, "Cat(h)" wrote: On Apr 18, 9:41*am, Sacha wrote: On 18/4/08 06:01, in article , "bobharvey" wrote: On 15 Apr, 22:49, Sacha wrote: I have an iMac as a desktop computer. *It seems more sensible to stick to that if I get a laptop? Or consider what you need it for and think about one of these: http://eeepc.asus.com/global/product.htm The 4G model is around ?250. *It uses a suer-friendly version of Linux, and if you won't want it on return, you will probably be able to sell it for very close to what you paid for it. Yes, that has been recommended to me already and I'm think about it very seriously. *Thank you. Sacha, this is your decision of course, but if your purpose is to 1) purchase a phone to replace your current one, which you do not use all that much, and 2) be able to email and phone home from time to time while travelling in NZ, I would respectfully suggest the following: 1) Buy a bog standard Nokia (or whatever) that you can phone and text with. 2) Get yourself a NZ sim when you get there 3) Hit the local internet cafe (cheap) or library (free) when you get there, to email home from a web-based email account such as hotmail or yahoo. Good words, Cat, because that really is all I want! Of course, if you are secretly lusting after a seriously sexy multifunctional phone that will make you coffee in the morning, knock yourself out, girl! ;-) Too late for that. ;-)) -- Sacha http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk South Devon 'We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.' |
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