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Mon Mar-07-11 11:23 AM
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| I'm thinking of getting a laptop. Can you watch movies on them without |
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the movie being slow and/or choppy?
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| HopeHoops
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Mon Mar-07-11 11:33 AM
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| 1. Hell yes! We do it all the time. Just remember to hook it up to the charger while watching. |
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That won't have any impact on the quality of the movie - it DOES however prevent the fucker from crapping out five minutes before the end of the movie because the battery is dead.
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| Moondog
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| TommyO
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Mon Mar-07-11 05:03 PM
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| 3. Absolutely. Any decent Windows or Mac laptop will play DVDs without problems |
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Many Windows machines will play blu ray discs as well, but on the Mac, there is no blu ray playback, though playback of HD movie files works just fine.
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| bigwillq
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Watched The Social Network on mine last night. Just got a Dell Inspiron with a 17" screen! I love it! :hi:
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