I was thinking of buying a new notebook for somewhere around 60k
I have the following options in mind :
HP Pavilion dv6516TX Rs. 54, 000
Apple MacBook (MB061ZP/A ) Rs. 58, 000
Dell Inspiron(TM) 1520 Rs. 42, 000
Dell XPS M1330 Rs. 58, 000
What do you guys think I should to go for?
I basically require it for entertainment as well as utility purposes.
Could I possibly get a good 17" notebook for somewhere around 60k ?
One more thing, would it actually be wise to go in for a mac in india? And is the mac really customizable like a windows PC in terms of the software available and future hardware upgrades. And is it hackable like one's windows pc? Is a 13.3" screen actually viewable? The model I've linked to comes with Tiger and if I require Leapord I would have to pay for an upgrade. What do you guys think. I''m really confused. I have a windows desktop at home and I'm itching to make a switch. How good is a mac for programming and all because I will be using it extensively for my college work. I'm an Apple wannabe and would really appreciate some advice.
I have the following options in mind :
HP Pavilion dv6516TX Rs. 54, 000
Apple MacBook (MB061ZP/A ) Rs. 58, 000
Dell Inspiron(TM) 1520 Rs. 42, 000
Dell XPS M1330 Rs. 58, 000
What do you guys think I should to go for?
I basically require it for entertainment as well as utility purposes.
Could I possibly get a good 17" notebook for somewhere around 60k ?
One more thing, would it actually be wise to go in for a mac in india? And is the mac really customizable like a windows PC in terms of the software available and future hardware upgrades. And is it hackable like one's windows pc? Is a 13.3" screen actually viewable? The model I've linked to comes with Tiger and if I require Leapord I would have to pay for an upgrade. What do you guys think. I''m really confused. I have a windows desktop at home and I'm itching to make a switch. How good is a mac for programming and all because I will be using it extensively for my college work. I'm an Apple wannabe and would really appreciate some advice.