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strawberijammer

Hello and how are you?

Jun 29, 2006 12:52

Last night I did nothing. And it was pretty great. I was online for multiple hours of course. And then I started a book. It was a pleasant relaxing evening.

Technology is the greatest. This summer I've been introduced to the

iPod
MacBook Pro
New Sims 2 Additional Packs
Canon Powershot 630
and whatever cell phone I decide to upgrade to

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mshts June 29 2006, 23:12:06 UTC

When it comes to iPods and MacBooks, educational discounts are your best friends. Most especially if your school has a custom store, which then it gets even cheaper =D.

... well... cheaper than usual at least. =/

But really. Free 3 year warrenties are yummy.

strawberijammer July 2 2006, 07:35:44 UTC

Did your school supply you with this 3 year warranty for free?

mshts July 2 2006, 16:28:39 UTC

I haven't acctually ordered it yet, because I'm a lamer. But yes, it seems the warrenty is free. It's the 15.4 in MacBook Pro (which is still enough for me) for something like $1918, and that's with a 3 year warranty. The only slight down side is if I order it, I'll need to drive by the campus to pick it up.

Gee. I REALLY hope that offer doesn't expire any time soon. ;_;

kittytofu July 1 2006, 06:47:29 UTC

i'm thinking about getting a mac for college, even though i've used PCs my whole life. but the "free" ipod nano sure would be nice.

yay for penn state!

Two thumbs up! strawberijammer July 2 2006, 07:35:08 UTC

Dear Catherine,

I, too, was a skeptical Mac user. Not that I've bought my MacBook Pro yet, but I plan to! I think it's the newest technology and you can use Apple AND Windows on it! It's pretty much a win win situation. My friends who have bought it all say that it's pretty easy to use and there are so many nifty things to play around with. I heard that graphic design and photos are better on Macs. But games are far superior on Windows. Thus, I am going to play The Sims 2 on my Windows side (in the future, whenever that may be) and do everything else on the Apple side. I think you should go for the Mac. Everything is pretty user-friendly these days. And yes, the nano is a big (yet conveniently small) incentive!