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Laptop Hunters $700 - Matt and Olivia get an HP dv7

With a $700 budget, Matt and Olivia find their perfect laptop a large screen HP dv7 with great battery life. Great for sharing pictures of their son Jayden with friends and family. Find your pe...  
 
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mahavishnuthegreat (1 day ago) Show Hide
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hot wife!!!
JonnytheAwesomeGuy (1 week ago) Show Hide
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dont buy PCs or macs in stores. If any store go to costco. Configure a PC or mac online. It will be better in the long run. Half these people(actors) would be better off online where u can get something better. Also, these idiots go for the lowest cost in their free 2000 dollar budget. Cant they just buy the best mac or an alienware. GOSH
ramo510 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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u know y the baby was cryin? because they got a pc
JonnytheAwesomeGuy (5 days ago) Show Hide
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lololol
danielsan854 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Macs have one important thing that other PC laptops don't, one thing that fully explains the additional price for the Mac;

The Apple logo on the back.
emperordarius (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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danielsan854 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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"Laptop hunters"
emperordarius (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Lmao, Windows' firewall is completely useless with the malware which is out nowadays. So I don't see how it is more secure under this aspect.

OS X is MUCH more advanced. The UNIX resource management and multi tasking is years ahead of Windows'.
Bla bla bla, it doesn't matter what's inside OS X, it's the overall that counts. You wanna talk about Windows which still uses such a problematic and primitive function as the Registry, messy uninstallations, useless protective systems? Hahaha
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I wouldn't call the Unix-derived features of OS X more advanced that Windows. More robust, surely, but not necessarily advanced (I use and develop for Linux myself, so I'm familiar with both Unix-like and Windows NT system fundamentals) . They are two completely different platforms in that respect. Unfortunately, Apple traded much of the security provided by those underpinnings for ease of use. If OS X was more popular, users would be in great danger from malware.
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I don't agree. OS X provides both security and ease of use. Apple's been a little slow on updates because there really isn't much of a threat right now.

Even if OS X was more popular, I still doubt we'd ever see real viruses, we'd just keep seeing trojans, which would eventually be detected by the built in malware detector (Snow Leopard) and which are easy to avoid. And can't even pass the admin authorization screen. Never nearly as many as on Windows. OS X still more secure.

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