RE: laptops
Thanks Ben for getting my thread off to a ripping start! However you do address a viable point about laptops, and thats that you have to pick a brand that has good servicing. Japaneese laptops like Toshiba and Sony are good, but if the thing breaks, they wont fix it, and your stuck with an expensive piece of junk. Thats why here in the US, its good to buy brands like Dell, who have the best servicing you can get, and make sure you have a good warrentee for your laptop. Thats why Ive started this thread, is that Im curious what the options are for brands and servicing in other countrys. For example Ive heard theres a brand in holland called tulip computers thats really good. And Ben, as far as sticking with a desktop, you ought to check the specs on laptops such as winbook who offer P4 2.4 processors, 512mb DDR RAM, SXGA screen, 64mb DDR video memory, 4 USB ports, firewire port, the list goes on. A set up like that can handle any kind of gaming, and the screen on a laptop is alot better on the eyes than a CRT monitor. Let me tell you, I dont like being chained to a desk for my internet experience. And when wireless networks like ricochet become more common and well known, then there will be no reason at all to be stuck at home for internet.
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