sti_scratch wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

arloclc wrote:

Username: arloclc
The time that you have been on Scratch: 2 years, 9 months
I am following this shop: Yes
I have done the tech quiz (required, see below)
Additional info: 57 followers, good with tech, uses Google Chrome, has a Mac

-snip-

Not Dude341 but Windows isn't technically a brand of computer - Surface is.
Defragging Windows has been pretty much the same since it was introduced
PS2 one should be obvious as 128 bit hasn't come out yet - even for a Mac person.

I ain't a tech person, but this is common sense right here:
- Windows isn't technically a brand of computer, true. But Surface also isn't. Microsoft is the brand. Surface is the type. The laptop model is Surface Pro. (Question 3 in quiz)
- Same thing. Apple is the brand. Mac is the type. MacBook Pro is the model. (Question 2 in quiz)

That's it for my comments on that.

- sti_scratch

myeducate wrote:

sti_scratch wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

arloclc wrote:

Username: arloclc
The time that you have been on Scratch: 2 years, 9 months
I am following this shop: Yes
I have done the tech quiz (required, see below)
Additional info: 57 followers, good with tech, uses Google Chrome, has a Mac

-snip-

Not Dude341 but Windows isn't technically a brand of computer - Surface is.
Defragging Windows has been pretty much the same since it was introduced
PS2 one should be obvious as 128 bit hasn't come out yet - even for a Mac person.

I ain't a tech person, but this is common sense right here:
- Windows isn't technically a brand of computer, true. But Surface also isn't. Microsoft is the brand. Surface is the type. The laptop model is Surface Pro. (Question 3 in quiz)
- Same thing. Apple is the brand. Mac is the type. MacBook Pro is the model. (Question 2 in quiz)

That's it for my comments on that.

- sti_scratch

MacBook is a brand, MacBook Pro is a product. Surface is a brand. Surface Pro is a product

sti_scratch wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

arloclc wrote:

Username: arloclc
The time that you have been on Scratch: 2 years, 9 months
I am following this shop: Yes
I have done the tech quiz (required, see below)
Additional info: 57 followers, good with tech, uses Google Chrome, has a Mac

-snip-

Not Dude341 but Windows isn't technically a brand of computer - Surface is.
Defragging Windows has been pretty much the same since it was introduced
PS2 one should be obvious as 128 bit hasn't come out yet - even for a Mac person.

I ain't a tech person, but this is common sense right here:
- Windows isn't technically a brand of computer, true. But Surface also isn't. Microsoft is the brand. Surface is the type. The laptop model is Surface Pro. (Question 3 in quiz)
- Same thing. Apple is the brand. Mac is the type. MacBook Pro is the model. (Question 2 in quiz)

That's it for my comments on that.

- sti_scratch

OfficialArloBot wrote:

sti_scratch wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

arloclc wrote:

Username: arloclc
The time that you have been on Scratch: 2 years, 9 months
I am following this shop: Yes
I have done the tech quiz (required, see below)
Additional info: 57 followers, good with tech, uses Google Chrome, has a Mac

-snip-

Not Dude341 but Windows isn't technically a brand of computer - Surface is.
Defragging Windows has been pretty much the same since it was introduced
PS2 one should be obvious as 128 bit hasn't come out yet - even for a Mac person.

I ain't a tech person, but this is common sense right here:
- Windows isn't technically a brand of computer, true. But Surface also isn't. Microsoft is the brand. Surface is the type. The laptop model is Surface Pro. (Question 3 in quiz)
- Same thing. Apple is the brand. Mac is the type. MacBook Pro is the model. (Question 2 in quiz)

That's it for my comments on that.

- sti_scratch

I would consider Apple/Microsoft a company, not a brand. I think whether a Mac/Windows is a brand, type could be debatable. BTW am I accepted?

dude341 wrote:

myeducate wrote:

sti_scratch wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

arloclc wrote:

Username: arloclc
The time that you have been on Scratch: 2 years, 9 months
I am following this shop: Yes
I have done the tech quiz (required, see below)
Additional info: 57 followers, good with tech, uses Google Chrome, has a Mac

-snip-

Not Dude341 but Windows isn't technically a brand of computer - Surface is.
Defragging Windows has been pretty much the same since it was introduced
PS2 one should be obvious as 128 bit hasn't come out yet - even for a Mac person.

I ain't a tech person, but this is common sense right here:
- Windows isn't technically a brand of computer, true. But Surface also isn't. Microsoft is the brand. Surface is the type. The laptop model is Surface Pro. (Question 3 in quiz)
- Same thing. Apple is the brand. Mac is the type. MacBook Pro is the model. (Question 2 in quiz)

That's it for my comments on that.

- sti_scratch

MacBook is a brand, MacBook Pro is a product. Surface is a brand. Surface Pro is a product

The Surface Pro is a tablet computer and not a laptop.

dude341 wrote:

myeducate wrote:

sti_scratch wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

arloclc wrote:

Username: arloclc
The time that you have been on Scratch: 2 years, 9 months
I am following this shop: Yes
I have done the tech quiz (required, see below)
Additional info: 57 followers, good with tech, uses Google Chrome, has a Mac

-snip-

Not Dude341 but Windows isn't technically a brand of computer - Surface is.
Defragging Windows has been pretty much the same since it was introduced
PS2 one should be obvious as 128 bit hasn't come out yet - even for a Mac person.

I ain't a tech person, but this is common sense right here:
- Windows isn't technically a brand of computer, true. But Surface also isn't. Microsoft is the brand. Surface is the type. The laptop model is Surface Pro. (Question 3 in quiz)
- Same thing. Apple is the brand. Mac is the type. MacBook Pro is the model. (Question 2 in quiz)

That's it for my comments on that.

- sti_scratch

MacBook is a brand, MacBook Pro is a product. Surface is a brand. Surface Pro is a product

The Surface Pro is a tablet computer and not a laptop.

sti_scratch wrote:

dude341 wrote:

myeducate wrote:

sti_scratch wrote:

Inkulumo wrote:

arloclc wrote:

Username: arloclc
The time that you have been on Scratch: 2 years, 9 months
I am following this shop: Yes
I have done the tech quiz (required, see below)
Additional info: 57 followers, good with tech, uses Google Chrome, has a Mac

-snip-

Not Dude341 but Windows isn't technically a brand of computer - Surface is.
Defragging Windows has been pretty much the same since it was introduced
PS2 one should be obvious as 128 bit hasn't come out yet - even for a Mac person.

I ain't a tech person, but this is common sense right here:
- Windows isn't technically a brand of computer, true. But Surface also isn't. Microsoft is the brand. Surface is the type. The laptop model is Surface Pro. (Question 3 in quiz)
- Same thing. Apple is the brand. Mac is the type. MacBook Pro is the model. (Question 2 in quiz)

That's it for my comments on that.

- sti_scratch

MacBook is a brand, MacBook Pro is a product. Surface is a brand. Surface Pro is a product

The Surface Pro is a tablet computer and not a laptop.

Oh right, Surface Pro isn't a laptop. But anyways, let's consult Wikipedia:

Microsoft Surface
Microsoft Surface is a series of touchscreen Windows personal computers and interactive whiteboards designed and developed by Microsoft. The devices are manufactured by Pegatron and are designed to be premium devices that set examples to Windows OEMs.
Not a brand

MacBook
The MacBook is a brand of notebook computers manufactured by Apple Inc. from May 2006 to February 2012, and relaunched in 2005. … Collectively, the MacBook brand is the “world's top-selling line of premium laptops.”
A brand

LotusLavender wrote:

Is this still active