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MizzM

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8. Thank you for your opinion, Rocco

Reply to RoccoR5955 (Reply #7)

Mon Nov 26, 2012, 08:32 PM

Nov 2012

I would love to try a Mac. But, let's face it, they are pricey! How much would one cost, do you think?

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All in One Desktops [View all] MizzM Nov 2012 OP

The main problem with all in one is if one part breaks you have to fix/replace it all Fumesucker Nov 2012 #1

Thanks Fumesucker MizzM Nov 2012 #2

Acer seems like a decent manufacturer, I have one of their monitors and it's fine Fumesucker Nov 2012 #3

Good advice. MizzM Nov 2012 #4

I've opened up numerous HP AIO's over the past month IDemo Dec 2012 #16

The "tap to click" feature on laptops sucks AgingAmerican Nov 2012 #5

Damn Laptops MizzM Nov 2012 #6

how i hate tap to click. it is evil. Phillip McCleod Jan 2013 #17

There's only one type of "all-in-one" that I like RoccoR5955 Nov 2012 #7

Thank you for your opinion, Rocco MizzM Nov 2012 #8

Oh, you can look at a refurb RoccoR5955 Nov 2012 #10

I guess it's just too difficult to plug in a keyboard and mouse? hobbit709 Nov 2012 #9

It's just more elegant that way. RoccoR5955 Nov 2012 #11

If you have a problem with more than one wire, you need to avoid computers hobbit709 Nov 2012 #12

If you need to avoid computers, you might as well RoccoR5955 Nov 2012 #13

No! No! No!!! blaze Dec 2012 #14

Spam deleted by gkhouston (MIR Team) nichole09 Dec 2012 #15

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