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I am a recent college grad that will have my "real" job mon-fri 9 to 5 but I want to make extra money on the weekends. What type of job can I work ONLY on the weekends??? A hostess??? Tell me.
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my brother has always made good money being a DJ. All you need now is an amplifier some speakers, a laptop computer and a light show. Then get an ajent to book you some jobs. If you need extra cash to buy equipment, find someone that already has the equipment and DJ with rented equipment. You usually split 50/50 then once you have all the stuff you need yourself cutr out the middleman. High scool dances and weddings and all the functions you do will be fri and sat night. you still get sundays off this way.
my brother has always made good money being a DJ. All you need now is an amplifier some speakers, a laptop computer and a light show. Then get an ajent to book you some jobs. If you need extra cash to buy equipment, find someone that already has the equipment and DJ with rented equipment. You usually split 50/50 then once you have all the stuff you need yourself cutr out the middleman. High scool dances and weddings and all the functions you do will be fri and sat night. you still get sundays off this way.
Is this a decent computer to take to college and study business?
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500GB SATA HDD (7200rpm)
Memory - 6GB Shared Dual Channel DDR3 at 1333MHz
Processor - Intel® Core⢠i7-720QM Quad Core Processor 1.6GHz (2.8GHz Turbo Mode, 6MB Cache)
Optical Drive - Slot Load Blu-ray Disc (BD) Combo (Reads BD and Writes to DVD/CD)
Monitor - 17.3â Full HD (1080p) B+RG LED Display with TrueLife⢠and Camera/Facial Recognition SW
Battery - 85 Whr Lithium Ion Battery (9 cell)
Color - Ruby Red
Security Software - McAfee Security Center with VirusScan, Firewall, Spyware Removal, 36-Months
Office Software - Microsoft® Office Professional 2010
I also know it has a 1GB video card
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That is a nice computer but that would better fit as a desktop replacement computer that you wouldn't plan to take with you to class.
I have a friend that was a photography major and she had that type of computer. but never took it to class except for BIG projects.
As a business student you may want to take your computer to class more often than that unless you prefer to write notes by hand. you will want a smaller computer that weighs less and fits into a backpack easily. the easiest way to do that is just by looking for a computer with a smaller screen. Most computers will still have the basics or can be upgraded to the specs you have above except the ultra portables which i wouldn't recommend they are incredibly expensive in comparison and net-books are a better option now.
Also look for a good warranty as you take your computer to multiple locations it is more susceptible to damage, viruses, as well as more wear and tear from general use from both work and play.
check the average time on the battery also. 9 cell is a larger battery so you will have more use time but it is also heavier than the standard 6 cell battery.
and also if you haven't made a final decision you may want to look into a mac. macs are becoming more and more common and they also offer discounts to college students as well as a free ipod the only thing is that if you are required to run some specific business program other than MS office such as SPSS (which often comes with stats books) you will need to run windows on the computer which can be a hassle if you aren't computer savvy.
Hope this helps im speaking from experience as a recent grad.
Most people in the day and age of technology use 2 or more laptops over the course of their college experience, i was able to use one computer over the 4 years but i couldn't have done it with out the warranty i cant stress that enough.
That is a nice computer but that would better fit as a desktop replacement computer that you wouldn't plan to take with you to class.
I have a friend that was a photography major and she had that type of computer. but never took it to class except for BIG projects.
As a business student you may want to take your computer to class more often than that unless you prefer to write notes by hand. you will want a smaller computer that weighs less and fits into a backpack easily. the easiest way to do that is just by looking for a computer with a smaller screen. Most computers will still have the basics or can be upgraded to the specs you have above except the ultra portables which i wouldn't recommend they are incredibly expensive in comparison and net-books are a better option now.
Also look for a good warranty as you take your computer to multiple locations it is more susceptible to damage, viruses, as well as more wear and tear from general use from both work and play.
check the average time on the battery also. 9 cell is a larger battery so you will have more use time but it is also heavier than the standard 6 cell battery.
and also if you haven't made a final decision you may want to look into a mac. macs are becoming more and more common and they also offer discounts to college students as well as a free ipod the only thing is that if you are required to run some specific business program other than MS office such as SPSS (which often comes with stats books) you will need to run windows on the computer which can be a hassle if you aren't computer savvy.
Hope this helps im speaking from experience as a recent grad.
Most people in the day and age of technology use 2 or more laptops over the course of their college experience, i was able to use one computer over the 4 years but i couldn't have done it with out the warranty i cant stress that enough.
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