kah22
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I have an iPad and an iPhone.
Come September I’ll be doing a part-time language course, a computer these days is almost essential. But what sort?
My thoughts are I’d love an Apple but really couldn’t justify spending £800 plus on a new one.. Alternatively I could opt for a Windows based laptop and as it’ll not be used for any heavy work an entry level one would more than suffice.
The third option and the reason I’m really posting this is to get advice on going second hand or buying an older one e.g I see one from Amazon Apple MacBook Pro Retina Display 13" (Late 2013) - Core i5 2.4GHz, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD (Renewed) at £365, a manageable price. To all you students out there, or those who use an Apple on a semi regular basis what are your thoughts? In the past I’ve always used a PC
As always many thanks for your thoughts.
EVIN
Come September I’ll be doing a part-time language course, a computer these days is almost essential. But what sort?
My thoughts are I’d love an Apple but really couldn’t justify spending £800 plus on a new one.. Alternatively I could opt for a Windows based laptop and as it’ll not be used for any heavy work an entry level one would more than suffice.
The third option and the reason I’m really posting this is to get advice on going second hand or buying an older one e.g I see one from Amazon Apple MacBook Pro Retina Display 13" (Late 2013) - Core i5 2.4GHz, 4GB RAM, 128GB SSD (Renewed) at £365, a manageable price. To all you students out there, or those who use an Apple on a semi regular basis what are your thoughts? In the past I’ve always used a PC
As always many thanks for your thoughts.
EVIN