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I kept my undergraduate computer just to have it flop over and die on me-thankfully during winter break, so I had time to buy another. I'd also recommend getting a solid state external hard drive they're faster, for one, but since they don't have any moving parts inside they're less susceptible to taking damage if jostled while they're writing data. Memory is cheap these days you can get a hefty external hard drive for nearly nothing. Part of the only reason I have this computer now. And I've learned accidental damage insurance is worth it too. External harddrives are a good investment too. Just get something with a ton of RAM so you're computer will be faster on the quicker recalls.

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Other than that, I think whether you go PC or Mac is personal preference. I have a keyboard for my tablet (which I bought for the month when I didn't have a computer) but an actual laptop is still way easier to use.

My computer I use mainly for web browsing since it's way easier to multitask and obviously for any papers. I use the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet to take notes in class because I learn by handwriting and it's an easy way for me to have everything in one area instead of having a million sheets of paper. And I'm not one of those 'you must use apple' people. I legit bought a Mac today to replace my Sony Vaio that I bought in August.The Vaio didn't have anything wrong with it (other than it can't swim.) but I decided to make the change to a Mac since it has been something I've been thinking about for a while. Thanks! I apologize if there is a recent threads like this one out there, I tried to do a quick search and didn't find anything

If I buy a new computer, any recommendations on what kind? Touch screen? Apple? Tablet? I was looking into the kinds that have the detachable tablet screens. Did anyone keep their 'old' computer from undergrad? If so, how'd that work out for you?Ģ. Mine is a bit bulky and could use a new battery but otherwise works fine. There's nothing wrong with it (not that it's great or anything, but it does what it needs to) and I'm having a hard time justifying buying a completely new computer. I bought the computer I have now a little over 4 years ago. I will be attending vet school in the fall, and I was wondering if anyone had any input or suggestions on types of computers to buy? During the information session at the University of Illinois, the tech guy said we should DEFINITELY buy a brand new computer for vet school (so it will last us the next four years and beyond).he scoffed at the idea of using our old one from undergrad.

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