Hey! Can you please tell me whether it’s any use buying a Mac over a Win PC laptop for a student about to start college in a Graduate course of Electrical & Electronics OR Computer Engineering?

I’ll be mainly using it for preparing assignments, internet surfing and maybe playing games (not those demanding extremely high resources)

Oh yeah! I am comfortable with Win XP as such, have been using Windows for like 12 years i think…..but i am prepared to try Mac too! (+ i can use the Apple boot camp to run windows anyway)
Does Mac have any advantages? Does it make work any easier?

I understand it costs more…so consider only the models available at a price below , 00 or 00…

Please tell me what you think…Best answer if u convince me with your view!
Thanx in advance!

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I have really done my research I was thinking about a mini-laptop but I totally did a 360 and I decided on a full size laptop and My brother has the Dell Inspiron 15 and he really likes it and I also like it whenever I use his laptop. I was wondering if this is a good buy?!?! Is it speedy and fast will it be good for pretty much everything like itunes, playing games, and documents?!?!

Thanks!

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Hi, everyone. I am planning to purchase new laptop in the next few days or so and I thought it would be wise to hear from experts on which laptop to buy.
It will be my first laptop I will purchase as I have used desktop all my life. The laptop will be used for primarily writing reports/papers, researching/surfing online, chatting, listening to music, and watching movies. It will NOT be used for playing games.
So far after discussion with people I know, I am leaning toward Dell laptop. It is the most recognized laptop brand and a lot of people use it including my family. Someone suggested IBM laptop but I don’t know much about that one.
I know the final decision is up to me but I would appreciate any insights before I make the hefty investment. Could you recommend any good laptops that would be suitable for person like me?
Thanks in advance for any insights.

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