Short lifespan for new laptops

PFH - I see that you have Toshiba laptop. which one specifically?
 
deafdude1 said:
You can own both a desktop and a laptop. I have no need to move my computer

This will give me an excuse to be away from the computer and live in the real world.

How do you upgrade your video card? How do you overclock anything? How do you use a full size keyboard/mouse? What about a 32" LCD monitor instead of a tiny 14-16"?
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You have no need to move a computer, but that isn't true for a lot of folks.

I'm pursuing a degree in IT. Computers are the real world. It's not fantasy and gaming for me.

Overclockng isn't required for every computer user.
 
Glenn said:
I'm pursuing a degree in IT. Computers are the real world. It's not fantasy and gaming for me.
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I have an IT degree and what you just said depressed me :aw:
 
Chevy57 said:
:ty:
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hate it though but it's what pays the bills around here. will be going to grad school to pursue another degree (or maybe not). sux to be a useless intellectual :aw:
 
PowerON said:
Three top that have less problem and longer are Sony, Acer and Apple.

Desktop PC still required more job to replace new hardware update. Fear is, not all can be compatible with lately Win OS.

I have PowerBook 3G from 1999, it still work for decade. No kidding.
Marvelous weekend!
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That's good.

My laptop is a Compaq from 1996 and is running Windows 98.

My desktop is a Gateway from 2001 and is running Windows XP.
 
VamPyroX said:
That's good.

My laptop is a Compaq from 1996 and is running Windows 98.

My desktop is a Gateway from 2001 and is running Windows XP.
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I remember you had to replace the new hard drive for desktop after old hard drive failed.
I just wonder what you do with laptop?
 
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