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Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 25/08/2010 - 19:41
Posts like this aren't helpful.
Strange thing is though, there was a green sign saying there was a new comment but no one commented before me it seems and sorry Tim I didn't look at the date.
Comment by Anvh posted on Missing Exposure Details at 25/08/2010 - 19:28
But I read a blog that said spaghetti is healthy and beans aren't. And I don't like the fact that the beans manufacturer makes me open the can with a can opener, rather than another device of my choosing. It's such a closed garden approach. Spaghetti is much better.
And there are many different can openers you know.
Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 25/08/2010 - 12:26
Since all the programs I've are windows based I need to use the bootcamp like you said to get most basic things running but I don't need Mac (I think?) so I've a choice.
What I said there in the part you quoted I mean that I need windows how ever you turn it because I need to use some programs that are either too expensive to get for the Mac as well or they aren't available for it. I've no programs for the Mac so I'm not bound to get a Mac, that's what I meant.
If I would have a Mac at home and not a PC than I would go for the Mac without thinking about it.
So all that 50% worse when running Windows was just guff you made up then?
I assumed the order was the same for all the articles but that does not seem to be the case so thought it was a benchmark for overall performance, my mistake.
But still if I would run wondows on it, it would be just as fast as windows machine with the same specs and those are around the €1000 mile and not €1500+
I rather get a Macbook that's good enough to run Lightroom and leave the heavy editing for home, if I need to get a Macbook from school or decide to get one.
Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 25/08/2010 - 12:24
thoughton
I do get some information in the 'get info' such as shutter speed, aperture size, focal length, but not Exposure:- This would normally state if I took the photo in Landscape, Aperture etc. As I have said this information is given when I take photos with Nikon or Fuji cameras, but somehow not with Pentax Optio X90
Comment by Anvh posted on Missing Exposure Details at 25/08/2010 - 11:08
Stefan,
http://configure.euro.dell.com/dellstore/config.aspx?b=&c=uk&cs=ukdhs1&kc=NRSX16...
That has the 16" RGBLED screen ... Dell can be flexible and if it is on the UK website but not Dutch, CALL and ASK.
I just need to give them a call and see what can be done
Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 25/08/2010 - 10:57
I'm thinking of having either beans on toast or spaghetti on toast for tea tonight, can anyone help me with my decision?
I must make it clear that I hate beans, in my opinion they are totally inferior to spaghetti, but I am considering them as they have them at my local shop so would welcome your input. Unless of course, your input suggests beans, then I will reel off many spurious reasons why beans are no good and why I will be having spaghetti on toast tonight.
Any advice guys?
But lets use Apple and Windows now, I've never said that the Macbook isn't a good product.
I said I was worried that a same priced windows machine might be more powerful and basically that was my question.
The only time I got negative about it was that I'm not able to use his full potential because I need to run windows on it most of the time, which then run slower than similar priced machines.
Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 25/08/2010 - 10:56
The Macbook Pro is now sadly out of the picture because I haven't realized the performance would drop 50% when you use Windows instead of Mac OS.
PC World Magazine, 2007 'The fastest Windows Vista notebook we've tested this year is a Mac'
It's seems you're right though it still has very decent performance with windows link
You see this thread is useful
You're getting a copy of CS4 for the Mac as part of your course, forget to mention this in your initial post and end up choosing not to buy a Mac.
Also like you have mentioned I've said in the first sentence of this thread I think I need an Apple Almighty Danny who knows it all, which course am I going to follow there and does it say with that I'm going to get a Macbook with CS4?
Btw they just called and the course I applied to in Rotterdam didn't had enough students so they pulled the plug, I can start in February or in another location.
Up to your old tricks again Stefan?
Reminded me of a thread where the title was 'iPhone or Nexus One' and Stefan suggests a Samsung instead, and look what happened there.
It was Robbie that asked if those are the only two choice and I quoted Robbie's post in agreement and stated a model that might be interested, sadly it was completely the wrong model I had in mind but that's beside the point.
So because I posted a comment there about the Samsung Wave that whole thread got hot and went to be anti Apple since that's the blame I get shoved in my shoes now.
Get real will you
then afterwards you say something like "oops, was that little old me who started that huge argument, my apologies, I got it wrong"
And was that little old????
About the Iphone Nexus thread, Danny at the end was saying I was use wrong numbers according to his sources and funny enough when you compare they match but well according to you I'm always the one that's wrong link
If you don't want to be drawn into a conversation, then just don't be. I know it's tempting, but people are entitled to their opinions and we all find that sometimes we disagree with others.
Just don't make it personal. For example, and I'll use myself as an example rather than others, you can find my comment condescending, but not me personally. Not a problem.
The trouble starts when people direct their comments at each other and then it becomes personal, rather than just being a discussion. Perhaps something to bear in mind?
First Danny says Please don't turn this into the usual Mac v PC thread as it's not needed on the first page and on the second page he and polchraine have a heated discussion about prices.
But well things are so one sided.
Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 25/08/2010 - 10:47
Reminded me of a thread where the title was 'iPhone or Nexus One' and Stefan suggests a Samsung instead, and look what happened there.
It was Robbie that asked if those are the only two choice and I quoted Robbie's post in agreement and stated a model that might be interested, sadly it was completely the wrong model I had in mind but that's beside the point.
Then it was followed by other members saying what they think are good phones so Danny it is silly to blame what happened there on such an instance that had nothing to do where the thread ended.
Comment by Anvh posted on Which one would you choose? at 25/08/2010 - 00:33
Comment by Anvh posted on Rumours or fact? at 25/08/2010 - 00:12


So let me get this straight.
A). The school where you're going to be studying is totally Mac based.
B). You need Windows for non-study purposes.
Yet you've spent pages and pages trying hard as you can to not choose a Mac.
With the Mac you're essentially getting an OSX device and a Windows device, so comparing the price of a £1,500 MacBook Pro to a £1,000 PC laptop isn't comparing apples with apples. It is flawed logic for the requirements you have laid out.
So why should I spend €500 more on the Macbook pro 15 if I won't really use Mac OS?
I'm not being negative or anti Mac here but I want to know how useful it is in my situation to spend €500 more to get a Mac, I haven't got an answer on that.
@Tim, that's why I started this thread to begin with, there are users here on both system so if I say something wrong I'll be corrected.
At least you can't say I'm not polite, I admit I'm wrong and offer an apology.
Not everyone does that and will simply talk around it or ignore it totally and go a way for a week with the hope it's forgotten.