
08-01-2006, 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Wine&SilverBlue
At this point as long as my law school tells me they will not do tech support on a mac and that macs have trouble running the exam software, i personally will not be getting a mac.
I also love cute little handbags, but if the law school told me I'd have trouble using a cute little bag to carry my law books, I'd likely opt for a more functional bag FOR LAW SCHOOL that would be better suited for what I intend to use it for. Even if I would usually prefer something else. Sure I could get both, but if I had to choose one I'd go for practicality.
Macs might be better for other purposes - I don't know, I've never had a mac. There might also be ways to sidestep the complications a mac would lead to (special software that may or may not be compatible with exam software, taking your exams in a computer lab, renting a PC for exam week). However, it's up to you and what inconveniences you're willing to deal with to have a mac.
If you're buying the laptop to use for law school, I'd buy one that's going to best fit your law school needs. When you graduate in 3 years you'll probably get a new computer anyway, and then you can switch to whatever you prefer. Law school is going to be tough, why make it any more complicated than you have to?
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