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Vogue Harper

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Nov 16, 2008
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It is not as bad as people think. My first PC built was easy to find drivers.

I agree - pretty easy to build a PC these days.

People who have problems with drivers etc - what are you doing? Opening up the boxes, throwing the contents up in the air and then randomly binning CDs, manuals and other helpful parts? :D
 

Rapmastac1

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Aug 5, 2006
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In the Depths of the SLC!
Building a PC is super easy! In fact, I have some pc components from my previous computer that I built.







I built this PC a year before I got my first Mac, that would make it 4 years old, and I still have it in my closet. I don't use it much anymore but I'm planning on making a media server out of it when I move.
 

CHAOS STEP

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Ever seen "All about lily chou chou" (リリイ・シュシュのすべて)?

Yes Indeedy! Like many others, I liked the film, but was amazed by the soundtrack.

I had to track down the OST and I have been a fan ever since!
 

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kitki83

macrumors 6502a
Mar 31, 2004
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Yay for things breaking on me during my research paper.... so here are things that broke and needed replacing... this all took place in the span of this passing weekend.

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Got it at staples 90-40 coupon= 50 bucks 19in

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RIP Jansport of 10 years you where good to me through the best and worst of my education/career


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Bonsai tree for mothers day

Some running shoes so when I start the gym...

FINALLY my summer tuition of 1400... due the 15th yay

ps.. I have a cavity so add a root canal to my recent purchases...
 

alphaod

macrumors Core
Feb 9, 2008
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NYC

I've been waiting months for this; I've preordered a N95 in the past and it was terrific; however I didn't like the lack of a QWERTY keyboard; then I found a E90 overseas—great phone, but too heavy; moved onto a E71 which was thin and light. Great phone. A few months ago, looked and saw the 5800 XM; great phone as well, but lacks the keyboard, so typing is weird. So the N97 is just the next step in getting a phone. Plus it combined the QWERTY keyboard and the N-series making it the perfect device.

Plus my parents are overseas many times a year, so having Skype integration (with my Skype World Unlimited) is a plus. I'll never stop calling people. :D

Nice, this should replace my e90. but I think I'm going to wait a while til I hear some comments on its build quality.

If the one I get isn't made in Finland, I will return it. The first batches I've bought have always been from Finland, so I have good hope for that. My experience with Made by Nokia has been shoddy. Made in China is hit and miss. Make in Germany is good, but why not aim for the best ;)

Though where-ever it's made I expect excellent build considering this is the flagship device, but it can happen.
 
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