Which is more important; how a computer works or how a computer looks?

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  1. Dumbledore profile image76
    Dumbledoreposted 12 years ago

    Which is more important; how a computer works or how a computer looks?

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  2. skear profile image93
    skearposted 12 years ago

    I would take functionality and performance over looks any day.  A computer that looks great but doesn't operate well really isn't very impressive.

    Having said that I do think having a great looking computer would be number 2 on my list.

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    msivakumarposted 12 years ago

    When did Computers started looking pretty ??!! Should be one among the complex and ugliest devices built by man ever.

    The only good thing about it is the way it works - what else we can take it from it ....

    We buy computers because it works, so go for the workhorse ....

  4. supplies expert profile image60
    supplies expertposted 12 years ago

    Go for both... the 27" iMac ... But umm honestly I just buy a computer based upon its power, not its looks. I put together my past 3 computers myself and each one is not nearly the best looking computer, but you know what, it gets everything done that I need to get done. Until I start making more money, I can care less about the looks.

    In due time I will have a nice enough job and life where I can afford a 27" iMac, and after I finally get it, I'll probably use it twice and then start using my old laptop again.

  5. arksys profile image84
    arksysposted 12 years ago

    power is what it's all about ... looks are secondary but still desirable.

  6. whoisbid profile image60
    whoisbidposted 12 years ago

    I like a computer that cannot be broken easily because I have had so many problems with computers breaking up into pieces.  Here are the specifications for my indestructible laptop http://www.whoisbid.com/indestructible-laptop.html

  7. Arlynne1689 profile image57
    Arlynne1689posted 12 years ago

    It is more important how the computer works. i don't care if it looks ugly for as long as it can perform the job that i want from it..im ok with it..it's just like choosing a pair of shoe. if you want to save money. Don't look after the design..loook after the quality. Even it does not look good but still it will last for a very long time ^_^

  8. Romian1 profile image62
    Romian1posted 12 years ago

    You have to be kidding me.  All computer users would take performance over looks any day.  They are smart enough to at least the know the difference between a "slow" and "fast" computer and would want fast 100 percent of the time.  No one cares about computer looks.

 
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