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Notebook Computers

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I am tossing around the idea of buying a new notebook computer. I have owned two previously (Both PC's and Win95/98 OS).

I am seriously considering the new Macbook Pro. I haven't used a Mac before, but I hear that they are far superior than PC's. So, I guess that I wanted opinions of whether or not I should get a Macbook.

I have a home PC and most of the programs for work are not compatible with Mac. Can I use a Macbook with Windows and OS-X?

Let me hear some opinions and I will post more about my needs later.

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