Computer specialists, recommend a new computer in this thread (A VN Classic)

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I've used Toshiba laptops pretty much as long as I've had a computer and I've loved them. The performance, the build, etc. was top notch. My brief encounters with Dells and other popular machines left much to be desired.

It's now time to part ways with my Toshiba Portege R300 and get something a bit newer. Right now I'm basically deciding between a MacBook (will be running Windows on it) and another Toshiba (don't know which model yet). Want to keep it under $2000 and relatively light, with long battery life.

Anyone have advice?
 
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you can run windows when you NEED it. if you get used to osx you will never go back
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Apple IIe

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if you are even slightly as intelligent as it should take to be a lawyer, learning osx will take approximately 1.5 minutes and you will never go back. Stick with the MacBook and don't be so concerned about running Windows.
 
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if you are even slightly as intelligent as it should take to be a lawyer, learning osx will take approximately 1.5 minutes and you will never go back. Stick with the MacBook and don't be so concerned about running Windows.

again, i will not be running oxs.
 
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fewer if any virus worries, operating system seems to have less hiccups in it than PCs. The operating system is also faster than a Windows system. There's a reason why video editors from news stations all the way up to major movie companies prefer the system over Windows. It's faster, more reliable (ie, won't crash), and will last longer. And finally, the MacBook has finally solved the problem Apple had with difficulty in upgrading. The MacBook is now essentially as easy to upgrade as any PC model.
 
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and trust me, there is no difficulty in learning OS X system. Years ago, that would have been different. But it's been streamlined and made easier since the original 1999 model.
 
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dells and hp's are terrible machines. bad design, usually bulky (or if ultraportable - then utterly useless). would never get one of those over a toshiba.
 
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fewer if any virus worries, operating system seems to have less hiccups in it than PCs. The operating system is also faster than a Windows system. There's a reason why video editors from news stations all the way up to major movie companies prefer the system over Windows. It's faster, more reliable (ie, won't crash), and will last longer. And finally, the MacBook has finally solved the problem Apple had with difficulty in upgrading. The MacBook is now essentially as easy to upgrade as any PC model.

isn't that because it basically runs one continuous program and nothing is actually installed? (that's how my it guy at work described it)
 
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absolutely wrong (esp on the HP) but good luck anyway

HP's are absolute garbage. all the law students in my first year class (we got a huge HP discount through our law school) were trying to sell theirs off after the first year because they were so awful (crashed all the time, bulky as hell, slow!).
 
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Lenovo Thinkpad. Downgrade to XP once you have the computer. Thank me later.
 

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