You need to understand all the rules and obligations. All University public computing labs and most of the academic computing labs are PC-based. It is extremely important to check with the college and academic department before considering purchasing a Macintosh system. Students should examine their computing needs and habits to determine whether a desktop or laptop computer best suits their needs. Laptops provide students with the flexibility of using them almost anywhere.
Desktop computers offer larger viewable monitor options and more computer for the dollars spent.
It is extremely important to check with the college and academic department on the recommended configuration. It is extremely important to select a vendor that can provide these services. Monitor When considering larger monitors, get the physical dimensions and measure the planned location. If you plan to use the system off-campus, a modem is necessary. If you plan to use the system in the University dorms or available network ports around the campus, a network card is necessary.