For a MBA student
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#[member='aakanshaa'] I would suggest you stick with windows laptop if you aren't acquainted with mac as another member described , you might have compatibility issues
Also , you should check the local stores there are a lot of great options (HP probook , samsung ultrabook , high end vaio S, Z series etc.) at that price range , and decide between weight/screen coz portability should also be considered
Also , you should check the local stores there are a lot of great options (HP probook , samsung ultrabook , high end vaio S, Z series etc.) at that price range , and decide between weight/screen coz portability should also be considered
I completed my MBA for a reputed college 2 years back
1) You won't get time to watch lot of movies. May be once in a while
At the end, i enjoyed my MBP but ended up doing a lot of work rather than movies or gaming
Some of us would like to disagree
I did my MBA from a "top 25" B school, found plenty of time to watch movies (and watch the full seasons of Big bang theory, HIMYM, house, Suits, Sherlock) drive all around the state, have a rather active social life, Win one and come 2nd runner up in our CS tourneys and manage being in placecom and be a fest organizer
When I started my MBA, i thought I'd follow in #superczar 's footsteps and be a busy bee. But I still managed to have my cake and eat it too
I did rack up a lot of sleep debt (I've been doing nothing other than sleep for the last one month waiting for my DOJ)
If the lady in question has not bought a machine yet, look at the dell xps 15z. Dell support = amazing. While my friends with HP's were roaming around looking for service centers, dell's support would come to our hostel
#[member='greenhorn'] Sire nothing against you but seems like Dell is ineffectual here --> http://www.techencla...emp-99-degrees/.
not sure about him, but my Inspiron 15R's HSF has been replaced 3 times due to similar issues. they said dell's policy is if the same thing needs to be changed more than 3 times, then a replacement will be given. I'm on year 2 of my 3 year CC. I spoke to a local service rep who came to replace my monitor ( which i broke when I was moving back home - and got replaced for free). he said that dust tends to get into the HSF Fan and slows it down = hot CPU
I used to keep a 70mm Fan outside the vents on the left side and it used to bring down temps hugely when I was facing the issue
http://www.techenclave.com/topic/491758-the-anti-showoff-thread/page__st__340#entry1689740
I guess the OP has had issues, but I've had an excellent experience, and as long as they treat me right, I can't complain.
I used to keep a 70mm Fan outside the vents on the left side and it used to bring down temps hugely when I was facing the issue
http://www.techenclave.com/topic/491758-the-anti-showoff-thread/page__st__340#entry1689740
I guess the OP has had issues, but I've had an excellent experience, and as long as they treat me right, I can't complain.
Some of us would like to disagree
I did my MBA from a "top 25" B school, found plenty of time to watch movies (and watch the full seasons of Big bang theory, HIMYM, house, Suits, Sherlock) drive all around the state, have a rather active social life, Win one and come 2nd runner up in our CS tourneys and manage being in placecom and be a fest organizer
When I started my MBA, i thought I'd follow in #[member='superczar'] 's footsteps and be a busy bee. But I still managed to have my cake and eat it too
I did rack up a lot of sleep debt (I've been doing nothing other than sleep for the last one month waiting for my DOJ)
If the lady in question has not bought a machine yet, look at the dell xps 15z. Dell support = amazing. While my friends with HP's were roaming around looking for service centers, dell's support would come to our hostel. Very helpful if you're not very mobile
No harms meant.. I did it from top 7, may be that's the difference.. I am a movie buff, but hardly watched movies except at 2nd year internship time..
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