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  1. It will dent iPad sales but not significantly. The Nexus 10 is an ugly (but well specced beast). People are fickle and will still buy iPad. Still tempted to try a Nexus 7 but something terrible would have to happen to my iPad to justify owning one. No room in my life for 2 tablets and it's missing a few key apps.
  2. Months and years go on and I still can't see the point in a tablet


    I'm thinking of getting a new video card for my PC. It's obviously its weakest spot and I would like to do some soft gaming (not the latest game with NASA-like requirements) every now and then, so a video card is the way to go. I am currently bidding and winning on this cards: nVidia EV3A G-Force 8800GT for 40€ and nVidia 7500GT for 25€, they're old but good and cheap, since I can't bang 150 bucks on a greater card for the moment. Any ideas or suggestions?
  3. Originally posted by LikeASong:Months and years go on and I still can't see the point in a tablet


    I'm thinking of getting a new video card for my PC. It's obviously its weakest spot and I would like to do some soft gaming (not the latest game with NASA-like requirements) every now and then, so a video card is the way to go. I am currently bidding and winning on this cards: nVidia EV3A G-Force 8800GT for 40€ and nVidia 7500GT for 25€, they're old but good and cheap, since I can't bang 150 bucks on a greater card for the moment. Any ideas or suggestions?

    You have to buy a tablet to see the point
  4. Looking for a new laptop, mainly to browse the web, store a lot of music and movies and Photoshop. Recommendations?
    +1
    Is it nice to be a laggard?
  5. HTC Titan is lovely and the big screen amazing but I am having Horrid issues with signal strength. 2 bars max on 2 or 3G. Not sure if it's faulty device or bad design but I suspect a bit of both. The antennae are on the back of the phone and thecontacts on the battery cover. Poor. It is destroying the battery life too as the phone is giving all it's juice to whatever signal it can get.

    It's an eBay purchase so could be tricky to return so I might have to resort to flogging it on. What to replace it with though? Lumia 900 seems to be the only contender.

    Gutted
  6. Originally posted by fabian:Looking for a new laptop, mainly to browse the web, store a lot of music and movies and Photoshop. Recommendations?
    [..]
    +1
    Is it nice to be a laggard?

    Might want to consider a new windows 8 laptop, especially one of the hybrid ones that can be used a laptop or tablet. Or the MS Surface.
    If money isn't an issue tho, for the uses you have in mind, a Macbook would be a good choice as well.
  8. Their original statement was ridiculous. It read like an Apple advert. Cheeky gits.
  9. Originally posted by Ali709:[..]

    Might want to consider a new windows 8 laptop, especially one of the hybrid ones that can be used a laptop or tablet. Or the MS Surface.
    If money isn't an issue tho, for the uses you have in mind, a Macbook would be a good choice as well.

    Yeah, that was my dilemma, so I hoped anyone could recommend a very good model...

  10. It really was, it also mocked the UK court, I'm actually glad that the court ordered them to redo it.

    Yeah, that was my dilemma, so I hoped anyone could recommend a very good model...


    Well, it's too soon to judge Win 8 models, but I guess stuff from Samsung, HP and Dell should be fine. I would go with a Dell myself. This one seemed nice:
    http://www.engadget.com/2012/08/30/dell-xps-10-xps-12-duo/
    And if it is a Macbook, not much to suggest there, just choose the size and go with it.
  11. That Dell thing is fucking mindblowing, Ali I shat bricks when I saw that folding screen!!!
  12. Yeah, I'm sure more and more of those will be available. Might be a good plan to wait until my laptop completely dies.

    Although, the folding screen might not be that useful. So unless it is really thin and light-weighting, I would use my iPad. However, a laptop with touchscreen is great...
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