You are correct, no doubt, and I will say that my machine definitely exceeds the minimum requirements for it.
My friend bought one of the Best Buy specials for about 400$ with all minimum specs, and it runs horrible.
But, excellent point about the corporate network. Didn't think of it that way.
I've been using Vista for 6 months, with no type of protection besides religion and I've only had like two BSOD's,
Something's probably wrong with my copy of Vista, haha.
But, I will say today, I went in our computer lab on the 10.4 iMacs, and they have come down with a sickness.
It let me down a good bit.
This is coming from a school that worries so much about network security, that all of the Wi-Fi networks are unsecured and have no password.
It's good to have an iPod touch if you're not doing anything in class, hook up the Wi-Fi and you're good to go.
Me and friends do it all the time.
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You are correct, no doubt, and I will say that my machine definitely exceeds the minimum requirements for it.
My friend bought one of the Best Buy specials for about 400$ with all minimum specs, and it runs horrible.
But, excellent point about the corporate network. Didn't think of it that way.
I've been using Vista for 6 months, with no type of protection besides religion and I've only had like two BSOD's, Something's probably wrong with my copy of Vista, haha.
But, I will say today, I went in our computer lab on the 10.4 iMacs, and they have come down with a sickness. It let me down a good bit.
This is coming from a school that worries so much about network security, that all of the Wi-Fi networks are unsecured and have no password.
It's good to have an iPod touch if you're not doing anything in class, hook up the Wi-Fi and you're good to go. Me and friends do it all the time.
I've had Gmail since it's early days, I'm with you on hoping they don't follow this. But, it seems to be the trend here lately with everyone.
So, what happens when a motorcycle drives on it?