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  1. #1

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    Default What is the better way to install a digital studio, PC or Laptop?

    If you are going to install a digital studio, what and why is one better than the other?? PC or Laptop?
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    what does this mean?

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    I think he means PC desk top (not portable) or PC Laptop (portable)

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    Desktops have more RAM, bigger hard drives, faster CPUs, better video cards, and larger monitors. Laptops let you look busy in coffeeshops.

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    Naw, I think he wants to start up a design studio within that game Second Life

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    Think this depends a lot on how and where you work. I much prefer my laptop over a tower. At work I have a monitor hooked up to it so the laptop screen is just used for toolbars and windows. I can then take it home, on a plane or on the road to keep on working.

    As far as computer size and speed, it all depends on what you're doing. Just got a new 64bit with 4gb of ram. Considering a couple years ago I was doing the same thing with about 128mb of ram I think I'm good to go.

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