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davide
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  #127852 2-May-2008 11:20
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Certainly this is one person's experience, however remember that this does not mean that Toshiba are a bad brand (indeed, they're my second pick after Asus). You may be better off going to a dedicated computer shop in terms of getting service and support, places like Harvey Norman and DSE *do* have knowledgable and helpful staff who know about computers (I was one...) but there are a lot of salespeople out there who's main aim is to get you out the door as quickly as possible, having spent as much as possible.





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  #127879 2-May-2008 12:23
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stumbled on this, if ever a good reason to get Parallels it's this:  Macheist are bundling it with a numch of other apps for only $65US

http://forums.mactalk.com.au/27/48692-fs-macupdate-bundle-50-includes-parallels-v3.html

Tried to get to the macheist website but it's timing out - i guess this is in demand!

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  #130644 13-May-2008 17:50
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hey guys thanks for all your help. in the end i went for the 2.4gh macbook :) and im luving it!! having never really used OS X or anything apple before im learning and getting use to "the apple way" quite fast. cheers again guys!!



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  #130665 13-May-2008 18:38
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Awesome, glad you feel like you made the right decision, you'll love it!

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