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pc or laptop for uni ?
my laptop has just broken and it is a year away til uni, this could be my chance to buy a pc or just buy another laptop. i was thinking of a macbook pro for the laptop and not really sure with the pc but i want it for things like pro desktop, photoshop and cad software, along with online entertainment e.g. 4od. basically whatever i buy i will use for evrything which makes me think about mobility ? say a 13 inch macbook pro may not be as powerful as a pc for the same price but i will be able to put it in my bag without carrying it around, take it out in classes or lectures whenever. just think that sounds easier ? what do you think i should do ? also if i have a pc and dont want to leave it in my flat in holidays it will be a hassle taking it back and fourth on the train so it doesnt get stollen, even tough its going to benefit me more power wise. help !
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- sewrobbLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Have a look here first and then decide what you want.
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Source(s): Experienced1 - Anonymous9 years ago
macbook pros are very expensive. i would just get a high end laptop running windows then you will be able to take it with you wherever you go and you wont have any problems with software and your documents will be compatible with uni computers.
i have a dell studio laptop which cost me about £800 last year and i have various CAD programs on it including AutoCAD 2012 and they run fine