Free Macbook, Sony Vaio or HP Pavilion

delude · 04-05-2008, 10:04 PM

Okay, this is similar to Melo's post except with this link you can get a free Macbook, Sony Vaio or HP Pavilion.

All you have to do is go to http://laptops.freepay.com/?r=42476004 (this will forward you to the correct site) and download a ringtone. Simple! It will cost around £5, but that is cheap for a Laptop, no? Then, get your friends to do the same and you're done!

I have personally received a Nintendo Wii, a 32" LCD TV, £50 Amazon Voucher and a Mopod.

For an explanation, read my other post: Free gadgets, games consoles etc. Explanation + Proof

or go to www.rewardguide.co.uk

Tripleeagle · 04-05-2008, 10:09 PM

Sounds good

I can probably pretend to borrow a friend's phone and call the number

delude · 04-05-2008, 10:24 PM

Hehe, that's cool. If anybody want more information then just ask.

I'm currently working for a Macbook as they are just such great pieces of kit! I was in my local new Apple store the other day for over an hour having members of staff demonstrate all the best features to me. I was truly blown away, and much prefer Apple OS 10.5 (leopard) to Windows XP or Vista! Everything is so much cleaner!!

Tripleeagle · 04-05-2008, 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by delude

Hehe, that's cool. If anybody want more information then just ask.

I'm currently working for a Macbook as they are just such great pieces of kit! I was in my local new Apple store the other day for over an hour having members of staff demonstrate all the best features to me. I was truly blown away, and much prefer Apple OS 10.5 (leopard) to Windows XP or Vista! Everything is so much cleaner!!

Can you give me a few examples please? :P
I'm a Windows person but I hate Vista so I'm considering not taking the Microsoft laptops...

delude · 04-06-2008, 08:38 AM

Well, as I was told, 'Macs are people computers'. EVERYTHING on a mac is user friendly, meaning that it is visually pleasing and also very easy to use. I am constantly having small errors and problems with windows XP, like when I installed an HP update and for some reason it messed about with my administrator privileges. You just don't get that on a Mac, everything is so clean that there aren't even any real viruses programmed that will effect them!

I would seriously consider popping in to your nearest apple store to have a look, if you wish you could make an appointment via the site so you are guaranteed to be shown exactly what they can do. The staff are so friendly and like I said, I was blown away about how much better the OS is!

Also, I was shown the programs that were used to make Gollum from Lord Of The Rings, King Kong and various other animation films. They were all done on a Mac! Professional musicians, film makers etc all use Macs to do their business, and the software isn't even that expensive if you wanted to learn yourself! Every single Mac comes with a bundle of software already loaded, including GarageBand which is an awesome music application. In fact, Nine Inch Nails recorded their second album solely using GarageBand on a Mac in a bedroom! If you want professional music software (Logic), you are looking at £300($600).

Everything is just made so well, I love it!

Tripleeagle · 04-06-2008, 06:50 PM

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Originally Posted by delude

Well, as I was told, 'Macs are people computers'. EVERYTHING on a mac is user friendly, meaning that it is visually pleasing and also very easy to use. I am constantly having small errors and problems with windows XP, like when I installed an HP update and for some reason it messed about with my administrator privileges. You just don't get that on a Mac, everything is so clean that there aren't even any real viruses programmed that will effect them!

I would seriously consider popping in to your nearest apple store to have a look, if you wish you could make an appointment via the site so you are guaranteed to be shown exactly what they can do. The staff are so friendly and like I said, I was blown away about how much better the OS is!

Also, I was shown the programs that were used to make Gollum from Lord Of The Rings, King Kong and various other animation films. They were all done on a Mac! Professional musicians, film makers etc all use Macs to do their business, and the software isn't even that expensive if you wanted to learn yourself! Every single Mac comes with a bundle of software already loaded, including GarageBand which is an awesome music application. In fact, Nine Inch Nails recorded their second album solely using GarageBand on a Mac in a bedroom! If you want professional music software (Logic), you are looking at £300($600).

Everything is just made so well, I love it!

Yeah, I heard they're really easy to use and you feel so free and unstressed... I also knew that artists use macs ^^

They're really smart machines

delude · 04-06-2008, 07:12 PM

They sure are! I'm always getting little errors here and there on my PC, which results in searching for sometimes hours to find the solution, and this is just not heard of on a Mac! I love them so much