Thread: The new iMac G5
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Old 01-09-2004, 11:30   #92
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Re: The new iMac G5

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Originally Posted by Chris T
What would a 64-bit laptop with a 17 or 20ins monitor cost, out of interest?
Actually, recently I did see a 64bit widescreen x86 laptop for less than 1300 quid, in comet I believe, the person buying one however didn't like the idea of non standard resolutions.

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We thought about a laptop as a way round the lack of deskpace problem we're going to have, but a laptop has too many compromises for me. I don't like the proximity of the keyboard and monitor, I don't like the viewing angle (I get a sore neck quite easily these days ) and I hate trackpads, trackballs, and intellipointerthingys of all kinds. It's also overkill because I don't want to take my computer out of the house, I just don't want to have to have a desk to use it inside the house.
True, I plugged a cordless mouse and keyboard in to mine, unfortunately it adds another power cable but does the job. I have a spare room dedicated purely to computer and AV equipment and I'm salaried to work from home so I don't get nagged at for it thankfully.
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