[Help] ok... Updates to this post /post/5915-oki-have-a-major-ques Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:51:34 +0100 Reply from zipadeedoodada /post/5915-oki-have-a-major-ques#reply-425222 Macs r pretty good, but they arent as good as laptop computers. Plus, Macs are hard to ajust to if you arent good with them. I hope this helps with your choice.

]]> zipadeedoodada Sun, 12 Nov 2006 07:52:55 +0100 Reply from Queen Elizatron 4000 /post/5915-oki-have-a-major-ques#reply-88970 I would go for the mac over any pc.

]]> Queen Elizatron 4000 Tue, 15 Aug 2006 03:20:54 +0100 Reply from Qzzzz /post/5915-oki-have-a-major-ques#reply-88704 Soco sounds convincing………

]]> Qzzzz Tue, 15 Aug 2006 01:42:12 +0100 Reply from southern_comfort /post/5915-oki-have-a-major-ques#reply-88595 It’s not “Sony” laptops that are vulnerable to viruses but the Windows OS that is on it. Viruses cannot effect you if you buy and UPDATE a good antivirus program. I’d also recommend a good anti adware program to go along with it.

I do not recommend the programs from Norton, McAffee, or Microsoft itself (default program that will come preloaded with Vista). There are much better programs available. AVG is quite good and is free, including their updates.

When a new virus is found “in the wild”, all antivirus companies share this information with each other. That way they all stay up to date on what could possibly effect your computing experience.

If it was my money on the line, I’d buy the Sony.

-SoCo

]]> southern_comfort Tue, 15 Aug 2006 00:58:25 +0100 Reply from karen conlon /post/5915-oki-have-a-major-ques#reply-88474 the mac if it gets no viruses the sony always does and its a real pain because it doesnt work then

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