Green Screen Week - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 11

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Patrick: Say this again.

David Lawrence: Are you an objectivist?

Patrick: Yes.

David Lawrence: There you go.

Patrick: This is I invented trend.

David Lawrence: There you, you should listen to the show during the week then you and I are very much of the same ilk.

Patrick: Sounds good.

David Lawrence: Alright I appreciate the call 180039 Online is Our Telephone number 18003966546. Alright we have got the whole whether I could E-mail with word and all that stuff squared away Megan*s parents have done the copying and pasting and here*s what they wanted to know. And it*s a great question. David I appreciate your help in this matter. Our daughter will be attending University Illinois in Champaign this fall UIUC very cool. She would like to take a Laptop with her. She will need one with wireless capabilities as there are many ways for her to use her computer with that capability. The school has a Dell Latitude the D610 that they recommend. And then there is some links for that. We can also purchase the S10 which is heavier bla-bla-bla. My daughter is also been looking at other Laptops. Although she knows little if anything about what makes a Laptop good. She is on the gateway, according to magazines it sells for $200 less. I went online to look for information. Here is, let*s cut to the chase. This school is going to give you a terrific deal because of the educational discounts on the machine. Whatever you can buy a retail will be blown away by the school*s educational discount plus as you mentioned later on in your thing I am leaning towards the dell as it is recommended through the school and has a three year limited warranty plus three year NBD onsite service and complete care which are absolutely not going to get with a Gateway. This means that if something goes wrong with Megan*s Computer somebody is going to show up at her dorm or at the classroom or wherever she is to fix it which is brilliant it*s brilliant. And you absolutely want to spend that actual $200 to get a better machine with the service contract with the educational discount this is a no-brainer. And in fact when people say hey my kid is going to school what should I do, my first answer is call the school. They have this packages preset for people based on what they are going to study get it from them you will get the best deal possible and thank you.

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