What is the best or good laptop for this software? I've been looking and i couldn't find anything. help me please!!!
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Any laptop will be just find. Ecxept the apple ones. (This is ones my opinion because I does not like thare brand at all) It will depend one which one and what kind of laptop are you looking for. But yeah. I have and Asus republic of gaming and it does the job quite good. :) P.s. I recommend a good high pc or laptop that has the capability to support this kind of program with a good sound card system.
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Wow, I'm lucky I bought mine last week for $875 before shipping. It's a great notebook! However, I've been doing some searching and looks like this might be a good contender: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834127100.Don't get me wrong, I have no regrets. The U30JC-A1 runs my Steam games gets my portable gaming crave fixed and it runs Lightroom well.
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Mine was "good to go" - I had a second laptop and I used my URL to copy files, documents, etc to the Dell. My problem came much later. It was a VERY good laptop for what I used it for. I am away from home days at a time - I wanted a second laptop so I could keep one with me - leave the other at home. Mostly e-mail, on-line banking, games. I had my D610 about a year (I purchased it "refurbished"). About a month ago I stared getting error messages and freezes ..then it crashed. I took it to the shop and they could not fix it. While I had it I used it A LOT and it was a very good second laptop. I am now considering a NEW ACER notebook for about $200. My first was an ACER and it is nearly 8 years old and very reliable.
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E. Marcucci, I was had a similar situation where I wanted to run real Windows applications. I originally purchased Parallels because I really like the graphic implementation however after 2 unexpected crashes I ended up returning it. The biggest problem I had with Parallels is they have horrid support. Honestly, the support is what really did me in. When I posted to the Parallels I never got a straight answer from a Parallel employee. I ended up sending a private message to one I found and he was helpful but it was a little late. Additionally, e-mail support was terrible and could never get a straight answer about how to return the product. I went with VMWare and have been happy. I was able to successfully use VMWare converter that converted my old Thinkpad laptop to a VMWare image and dump it on the Mac. It work with it every day. My company only support Windows operating system and never had any problem with the converted image. This is one opinion but the choice is yours. Parallels lost a customer with their lack of product support. Thanks
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Thanks DSY! My plan is to use an external mouse. I've never been able to get use to any notebook pointer device except ThinkPad's little red pointer. Appreciate the response.Anyone else want to comment?
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I have an HP w/Movie maker, but I thought you simply stuck the memory sticks into the laptop to download? I figured it would come with software like all my Canon cameras have and then you could burn to DVD. Did your fs200 not include this? Perhaps I'm not reading the description correctly.If it is truly that complicated (I also don't know what an 'extension' is) I may skip this one. Still, what about the picture quality? Is there a better alternative in the general price range? ($300 or so?).
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Waiting, I am wondering if I am falling for a lot of hype or will this be a top laptop. The best buy version did not impress me, I hope this version will. No news on release date but you can bet its a foul up with hw or sw. Lets hope software.
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Good day Jemaul ! To be honest with you. It'd better if you take your time and find a cheap deal on the hardware, then get a "Student Edition" of the full software for cheap. Thatt's how I did it when I went into Pro Tools 10.
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You download the software for it from the companies website. The software is buggy. It won't work. Most of the reviews will back up my statement. good luck
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I am not happy with it. My thoughts about this WolVol has changed. You are better off spending a few more dollars on a laptop. I end-up giving mine away (it's a peice of work).
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I have been thinking about it but after reading everything I can find it doesn't appear to be anything I would tackle myself. The cost of hiring an expert and buying Windows 7 would come close to buying another computer. I am using this Windows 8 machine and hating it every minute. As soon as I can afford it I am trashing it and buying something else. The actual hardware seems good. It is just the operating system that is trash. I would not buy it. I would search for an older computer with Windows 7 on it. I have Windows 7 on my laptop and love it. I hope this helps. Charles
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This is a good all purpose laptop, remember though, you would need to add your own word processor and other office (school) tools. OpenOffice (openoffice.org) is very good and there are other free ones as good as MS Office. I agree it is a bit large, but you get a numeric keypad if that's a plus for you.
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Edward,You're very welcome. I ordered it straightly from Amazon one week and a half ago when it was $949. General impression about it - I love it! It is super fast. My previous laptop was based on Core 2 Duo (2 GB RAM) and the difference in speed is very noticeable.
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Any laptop works fine, Reason is a well designed program with capabilities of working on PC and MAC with a low CPU rate. I recommend you any computer with a memory cache (RAM) higher than 4GB, because sometime Reason needs a little boost for working fast with audio tracks. If you are just working with MIDI files any computer can work fine.I hope that this answer will get you the info you needed. I've been using Reason for 5 years already.Best regards from Mexico, and good luck on your purchase!
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Fyi, for all of you purchasing from AAA MART; beware!! They have horrible reputation with this particular laptop. They also bully people to remove negative feedback and any claims against them. Good Luck!!
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I sent this back because of something about the software it had on it. Having used another such laptop: This is WONDERFUL. If you are a fast typist, the keyboard is a godsend. I really miss it. It is very comfortable to work on. It does not heat up like some do. Darn, I would love to have one. For the same price, I bought a desktop from Quill.com (a Dell refurbished for $300, far less than Dell would dream of selling it for. Wish you luck finding a laptop like this one, Dawn. (If you want to contact me, see my blog at http://TarotVerbtim.com, which will give you a good idea of how much I type! I sent this back because of something about the software it had on it. Having used another such laptop: This is WONDERFUL. If you are a fast typist, the keyboard is a godsend. I really miss it. It is very comfortable to work on. It does not heat up like some do. Darn, I would love to have one. For the same price, I bought a desktop from Quill.com (a Dell refurbished for $300, far less than Dell would dream of selling it for. Wish you luck finding a laptop like this one, Dawn. (If you want to contact me, see my blog at http://TarotVerbtim.com, which will give you a good idea of how much I type!
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I had the exact same thought. I combed through the product description and it says this: "Weighs only 2.7 lbs. and measures just 0.6" thin For lightweight portability." So this is actually a VERY portable device. I'm actually thinking of getting this because it has everything I need (64GB SSD, no CD drive, good battery life, and a decent keyboard. Edit: UGH the software ruins this for me. Specs are A+ around the board until I realize that it's Windows RT, meaning that you can only install apps from the Windows Store, and you can't install desktop programs (that would work on a Windows 7 laptop, for instance).