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Adm.Naismith
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Milano - Italy
Oct 1999 time: 06:15
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quote: Originally posted by JellyDonut
Might want to keep your torso, too. There are lots of vital organs in there to keep your brain, eyes, ears and hand working. |
No interested to your sexual attributes, Lorizael?
They are quite useful and can be a good replacement for a Civ game, if you don't have your PC on. 
Back to topic, having a notebook is always a source of trouble: if a part is broken it's difficult/expensive to replace it, not to mention the nightmare, often impossible, upgrade option
OTOH, we can play Civ almost anywhere, so thats a great point added to "availability" in its largest meaning 
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Deaghidh
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That movie has the best swordfight scene prior to "Crouching Tiger"
And of course, the Battle of Wits
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Rasbelin

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Tampere (Tammerfors), Finland
Nov 1999 time: 07:15
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quote: Originally posted by Nemo
that is only with crappy cd-rom manufacturers (yes, that includes creative...they should stick with audio boards only). stick with sony, panisonic, etc. they do not very from model to model (most dont, actually). |
This is more off topic, but I'll write.
The problem doesn't only occur with low-end
manufacturers, but with all of them.
Like diskette drives, CD-ROM drives are not designed
to be everlasting; nope. 
Many CD-ROM drives tend to work a few months or so,
before they suddenly start to malfunction when reading
discs. Most of those drives are made by low-end
manufacturers, but also the "better" ones produce
lots of those non-working drives.
And the price doesn't always reveal the bad ones.
My recommendations are Liteon, Toshiba and Pioneer.
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