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Apple versus Microsoft
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 06:05 pm |
I'll stick with my 20Gb Sony Walkman MP3 player thanks
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 06:11 pm |
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 06:12 pm |
Ny Sony is a luffly shade of purple
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 06:13 pm |
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 06:14 pm |
Quoting Aenigma: Quoting bod: Ny Sony is a luffly shade of purple  |
Potato, potarto........  |
Tomato, Tomarto!!!
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 06:53 pm |
Ok then Thank you! I'll let you know which one I got, tho that will probably wait till I live in Türkiye which is about 3/4 months from now.
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 08:10 pm |
...hmmmm...actually I think you should buy your computer before you go to Turkey, dostum. I have heard that computers are more expensive in Turkey than in Europe. I am not sure if that is only used computers or if it is also new ones, but I have a turkish friend that always buy used laptops when he visits Europe and then sell them for good money in Turkey. Might be worth checking.
Good luck with everything!
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 08:24 pm |
Quoting Aslan: ...hmmmm...actually I think you should buy your computer before you go to Turkey, dostum. I have heard that computers are more expensive in Turkey than in Europe. I am not sure if that is only used computers or if it is also new ones, but I have a turkish friend that always buy used laptops when he visits Europe and then sell them for good money in Turkey. Might be worth checking.
Good luck with everything!  |
Yes but the point is... I'm gonna need a Turkish keypad on my laptop! And if it comes to a normal pc with screen and loose keyboard and system, that would be easy: you buy the expensive systemboard and screen in Europe and then a Turkish keyboard in Turkey. But for a laptop it's all in!
And ofcourse I could use those programmes that give you turkish characters on a Western keyboard, but why make it myeslf more difficult? Typing Turkish on a Turkish keyboard goes faster than if I type Turkish in my own Dutch microsoft word with Dutch keyboard.
Or for the first years indeed buy a laptop here and then still buy a Turkish keyboard to install that on the laptop. But that's just not that practical. I'd prefer to have Turkish windows too. I'll learn faster and it will pay off in the future.
Ohh what am I gonna doooooooo.
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 08:33 pm |
Ohh can somebody please name some different brands of computers/laptops? First I was thinking of Dell, because they are easy to order online, also in Turkey.. but I never really dare to order from the internet anyway..
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17 Jun 2006 Sat 08:48 pm |
You have to be careful where you buy it because the prices of the very same computer change from place to place. (not for only pcs but for every electronique devices) If you fall into the first store without doing any research, you can pay a lot more. If you are going to visit İstanbul, I can give you the name of some of the places to buy.
Mine is Sony VAIO VGN-B1XP and I like it. There're better VAIOs as well. Besides, mine is 2.3 kg which I think is not very heavy. One of the first criteria I was looking for was the weight. Don't buy laptop over 2,5 kg, I advise.
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