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...worshippers of both the PC-brand of collective democratic morality and the traditional, conservative Judeo-Christian variety, Beavis and Butt-head are tantamount to the Antichrist. Of course, that's pretty cool...
...always trust that new dormmate of yours from Oklahoma who tries to sell you his 8MHz IBM PC which weighs at a bit less than 50 pounds. "It's heavier so it can hold all the chips," he says. Yeah, right...
...Have a clear idea what you will be doing with your PC. Why get a 66MHz 486 when all you need a computer for is word processing and playing SuperSuper Tetris? Why spend $1,000 on a 21-inch SuperVGA monitor when a normal 14-inch VGA monitor will suffices and makes better economic sense...
...waste tons of time deciding whether to buy a PC (one that uses an Intel microprocessor; often called an IBM-compatible or clone) or a Macintosh. The truth is today there really isn't much difference between the two. PCs used to be super-cheap; but now the price war in the personal computer industry has forced Apple to roll out several affordable models. Macs formerly were the only computers that were user-friendly; but a PC equipped with Microsoft Windows or IBM's OS/2 2.1 is just as easy...
...they are talking about. Helpful sources of information include the computer store salesperson (who, beware, may be quite dogmatic in his or her preferences), the Harvard Computer Society (their e-mail address is hcs@husc4) and their resourceful handbook, Computers at Harvard, and computer trade magazines such as Byte, PC Sources and Mac-World...