Lol, you know how the expression goes when it comes to “God bless you”. As I have stated towards another user, with the increasing innovations and use of technology, it is to be said that technology is a double-edged sword with it’s pro’s and con’s. But, I’m definitely happy to see that you’re niece is taking a huge advantage with the increasing technology we are living in these times.
I find that these days when it comes to people’s health and well being, it is becoming very apparent that people will turn towards more of what is right there next to them that will be capable of helping them with their health rather than doing the right thing, which is technology. Sure, I would hear of all these great apps coming out when it comes to fitness along with health but those aren’t anymore truer than going to see your medical doctor for a diagnose check-up. As much as it pains me to say but I think that technology has seriously come so far to a point where we will all become very ignorant pretty soon towards what is more important such as our health.
Nexus 4 owner here and I have to say I have never been more tempted to sell my Nexus 4 or give it to my family member to buy the HTC One. After all the raving reviews that its been getting due to the hardware and how if you’re going to be getting a smartphone get it for the hardware, I think I am definitely happy to say I made up my mind to be staying with my Nexus 4 not only because I will be getting the latest updates, but in terms of hardware it is pretty good and the fact that it will be repairable if by some chance my Nexus 4 meets its demise of it got dropped at any point. With the Nexus 4 compared to the hardware of the HTC One there are some drawbacks of course but for what you get for the money along with the timely updates especially the easy ability to root, hack, and mod the Nexus 4 I would say you really can’t go wrong with staying with it.
Unfortunate as it is… I don’t think we will be finding any good PC manufacturer service on par or better than Apple’s services… I have just known Lenovo for their hardware
At medium settings? That’s pretty insane given the resolution along with just an Mobile Integrated HD 4000! Can the Surface Pro stand up to pretty heavy intense games around low and medium settings with say, Counter-Strike : Global Offensive?
By here and there I just mean that I do plan on doing some gaming when I’m traveling. That’s why I also mentioned not only need just a performance laptop but also a very portable one. The kinds of games I play are very… graphic intense let’s put it that way. I play games from CS:S, CS:GO, CoD 4, TF2, and I’m definitely looking forward to playing more graphic intense games such as Skyrim, Battlefield, BioShock Infinite, etc. (Personally I love FPS games).
There is that option of building my own gaming desktop if I wanted to for around a pretty good price and as a matter in fact I find myself constantly scouring through wonderful Newegg with many good deals that they have. Unfortunately, I find myself in need of some performance on the go since I see myself doing a lot of traveling in the future.
Overall, I just wanted to know your opinion on the matter whether this gaming laptop is a pretty good price because from what I understand about performance laptops gaming laptops especially, they could range from around $1k and more from Razor, Alienware, or other companies in which I would not like to name lol. I think that the price tag of $800 is a pretty good deal.
Honestly, if you don’t want to go through the hassle of unlocking the bootloader and then flashing to any other custom roms like CyanogenMod, then I would say that you should get a launcher then instead or you could always buy a Nexus device for the ultimate stock experience. The launcher that is supposed to be the same look and feel is Nova Launcher which I have for my Nexus 4.
