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All in this world is about pacts and conspiracy... so big company's fanboys take this!:

Getting | Not Getting New Laptop

Yesterday was a bad day for my laptop (pic!) is about to die, the fan is dead, and I don't know how to repair it, and send it to fix it will cost a lot of money. Even though the fan was dead for about 6 months or so, still I had no problem but now, its like a pain to work with since it just shut down after a quite amount of time. I'm afraid someday it will just die in a fire (literately).

So I'll get a new laptop (has to be a laptop since I don't have a desk or space to put a desktop system), I was thinking, what I'll get this time, a nice one or a powerful one, I think I'll get both a nice and powerful, but here is the thing, which one?

Mac is not an option: since, you know, I wanna actually run an OS that I actually like, and that's Linux and Linux sucks in macs *period*. Don't get me wrong, the hardware is pretty cool and the OS is certainly better than Windows, but I'm a Linux user.

The Envy: HP Voodoo Envy 133 looks amazing! just pure gold!, better than any notebook out there (even Macs), but the specs are pretty outdated!, and I bet I can't get better performance than my laptop with it.

Right performance & specs _nice_ looking: Dells (XSP and Studio 15) I actually like their specs, but I don't like their style, ppl! learn from Apple squared and thin == sexy! anyway, after the Envy 133 Dells laptops are just better looking than anything out there right now IMHO.

Screw look&feel, get a Thinkpad!: thinkpads have the best hardware overall, but they are ugly! very ugly!, made for marketing people (ugly!).

The other option is just wait, but that's the boring option and I want to stimulate the economy soon :)

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Beautiful is better than ugly.
Explicit is better than implicit.
Simple is better than complex.
Complex is better than complicated.
Flat is better than nested.
Sparse is better than dense.
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