Which computer for me?

Applefanboy · Aug 25, 2008

One word. Mac Mini.

Bifurcator · Aug 25, 2008

Garbz said:
It's not a case of being able to put it together or not. Things often go in only one way and come with a manual. But being able to debug the process is quite the different story. How many people's grandmothers who could also do the does the square fit in the circle puzzle, know how to clear the BIOS when you change a setting it doesn't agree with. Actually how many of these people know what a BIOS is.

Oh! OH! I do! I do! <waves hand frantically>

Big Intimidating Ominous Stuff... no no no...
Binding Inadequate Operating Systems... no no no...
Bungled Input/Output System... no no no...
Bifurcator Is Oughfully Silly?

Easy_Target · Aug 25, 2008

Applefanboy said:
One word. Mac Mini.

Two words. Overpricedunderpoweredcomputerdestinedforhardware FAILURE.

Bifurcator · Aug 25, 2008

What? No way the Mac Mini rocks! It's a very healthy spec for the price and a real consideration for low budget purchases. It competes favorably with the system being discussed for example. It's not a high-grade workstation tho but neither is the Acer being discussed!

Rogan · Aug 25, 2008

i worked in a computer repair store

and i saw SO many acer pc's come in id never buy anything from them
also my best friend has an acer aspire notebook and has had it back to the shop more than 4 times