Recap
The episode opened with Nate meeting with Latimer where Latimer told him that after Nate declined the job he hired Nate’s father who appeared to now be stuck inside the patent office he broke into.
Nate attempted to go by himself to rescue his father, not telling them why he was trying to do the job alone. The team would not let him and tagged along. The team worked out getting in and out except that at every turn something they were not expecting would happen.
After some quick thinking Nate managed to get the entire team and his father out the back exit while the police were coming in the front down. However, his father snuck away. Nate figured out that they were being manipulated by someone else.
Nate tried to warn his father, but his father walked into the trap anyway trying to keep Nate safe. Just as Nate and the team got to the warehouse Jimmy was in the entire place blew up.
Nate: Elliot, I'd say, call if you need anything, but you never, never need anything. Elliot: Yea I did. Thanks to you, I don't have to search anymore.
July 10th, 2012 9:56 AM
I would recommend iMac over MacBook. You lose the ease of potbatiliry, but really the iMac is only 20-25 pounds, depending on the screen size. So if you had to move it, you could. It's not like it's a full-on desktop. But I wouldn't want to bring it with me everyday.And I'm assuming most of the freelancers would want to stay at home to save on office rent, so would therefore not need to move the computer often.Which brings me to the next argument(s) for iMac: way more bang for your buck.Twice the screen size: comes in handy whether print or web.Twice the USB ports: for that printer, scanner, and external harddrive you suggested, plus all of your other goodies that you may already have like digital camera or Wacom tablet.Twice the harddrive space: base model comparisons here, with no upgrade.Easy RAM upgrade slot: MacBooks are one-shell now, unless you go with the whiteBook. So adding RAM will be more difficult than an iMac, which has a little flip-door much like a TV remote's battery c