Originally Posted by
LuKazZs
as you said you can't prioritize the motorcycle cause the chances that the motorcycle broke, or you fall in the ground with her its like 99,9%, plus I think you not 16 to have the driving lesson, and the driver card right ? So prioriteze the computer they can make you more happy, let you more healthy, so buy a nice computer and forget the motorcycle.
Btw sorry for the mistakes on english, I'm brazilian.
Im 18, I have my drivers license, and my motorcycle license.
Originally Posted by
jetsnix
Ok, so you want to get a motorcycle and get a computer. Well First off, a Kawasaki Ninja 250r is a very good bike, my sister bought it. Did you ever think of paying the bike off over months? My sister is paying around 50 bucks a month for her bike, pretty easy money to come up with to pay off a motorcycle.
Now with the computer, one simple question, What is your career path? Multimedia design?
Not 100% sure with career path. But 99.999% sure it will involve computers. Whether its what you said, graphic design, programming, web development, etc. Not sure on that. And I know they are, My bro had one. They're sick.
Originally Posted by
hellopppp
Well, what would be the most practical choice? Is it worth spending 3K on a bike?
Although, it'd be very nice.
However, do not spend too much on a computer, current growth in technology is very fast; you'd end up wasting some money.
The comp was ~$1050. Got a great deal. Imo.
Results:
Hp tm2t:
It's a tablet pc. It flips all the way around, so the monitor is laying on the keyboard and facing up, like a tablet.
Specs:
1.
Operating system: Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
2.
Processor and Graphics: Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-380UM (1.33GHz, 3MB L3 Cache) + Intel(R) HD Graphics [HDMI, VGA]
3.
Memory: 6GB DDR3 System Memory (2 Dimm)
4.
Hard drive: 500GB 7200RPM Hard Drive with HP ProtectSmart Hard Drive Protection
5.
Primary battery: Two 6 Cell Lithium Ion Batteries
About 12 hours of life.
6.
Display: 12.1" diagonal High Definition HP BrightView LED Touchscreen (1280 x 800)
7.
Personalization: HP TrueVision Webcam and FingerPrint Reader
8.
Networking: Intel Wireless-N Card
So, in your opinion, good/bad deal? I thought it was pretty good.