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k_runner4
I want to purchase a 100 to 250 gb external hard drive to mainly hold videos and movies.
I want to stay around the 50-60 dollar mark. And I have a MacBook.
I've found a few but the reviews are very mixed, so does anyone know of a good external hard drive that would work for me?
(it doesn't have to be specifically for Mac, but just will work on it)
Answer
I think you should go for Seagate 500gb External Hard Drive .Had got it in last mach and works very good the transfer speed is really good,It is silent and doesn't make a lot of noise . the looks are good and it easily fits in one's pocket,making it easily portable
I think you should go for Seagate 500gb External Hard Drive .Had got it in last mach and works very good the transfer speed is really good,It is silent and doesn't make a lot of noise . the looks are good and it easily fits in one's pocket,making it easily portable
Which Company Should I go with Dell or HP?
Raji's her
I'm planning on purchasing a new Desk top PC and I want your opinion on which company I should go with and why? Thanks ; )
Answer
Don't make a decision based solely on the company. List out what you want the system to do. Traditionally, there is no better media-oriented machine on the market than a Mac. Nobody can beat it, but the price is consistently much higher than 2nd tier systems by Dell, HP, Sony, Toshiba, and others.
I have always had good experiences with Dell. I find their product to be priced very competitively, and the systems have never given me trouble that wasn't easily handled by customer service. I had a bad hard drive in a laptop, and they replaced it quickly without a whole lot of fuss. However, getting through to someone on their customer service line took FOREVER. Unfortunately, this is the case for most computer manufacturers, so I don't think the company name makes a huge difference there.
Two good resources are www.pcmag.com and www.cnet.com. Both offer comprehensive reviews of the systems available on the market, and will even stratify by user-base so you can restrict the systems to those in your desired usability preference. You don't want a bunch of $7000 high end gaming system reviews if what you're really looking for is a $700 to $1000 dollar system for school/office work at home.
A great option that has really solidified in recent years is the laptop segment. At a very competitive price, most laptops are nearly as powerful as competitive desktop models, but come packaged with wi-fi functionality, and they are portable. This is huge if you're a student. My laptop was a critical factor in grad school ... I wrote my entire master's thesis on it. Very good investment.
Good luck!!
Don't make a decision based solely on the company. List out what you want the system to do. Traditionally, there is no better media-oriented machine on the market than a Mac. Nobody can beat it, but the price is consistently much higher than 2nd tier systems by Dell, HP, Sony, Toshiba, and others.
I have always had good experiences with Dell. I find their product to be priced very competitively, and the systems have never given me trouble that wasn't easily handled by customer service. I had a bad hard drive in a laptop, and they replaced it quickly without a whole lot of fuss. However, getting through to someone on their customer service line took FOREVER. Unfortunately, this is the case for most computer manufacturers, so I don't think the company name makes a huge difference there.
Two good resources are www.pcmag.com and www.cnet.com. Both offer comprehensive reviews of the systems available on the market, and will even stratify by user-base so you can restrict the systems to those in your desired usability preference. You don't want a bunch of $7000 high end gaming system reviews if what you're really looking for is a $700 to $1000 dollar system for school/office work at home.
A great option that has really solidified in recent years is the laptop segment. At a very competitive price, most laptops are nearly as powerful as competitive desktop models, but come packaged with wi-fi functionality, and they are portable. This is huge if you're a student. My laptop was a critical factor in grad school ... I wrote my entire master's thesis on it. Very good investment.
Good luck!!
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