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Who's The Go-To For suggesting a good Laptop?

 
 
Chumly
 
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Reply Sat 7 Feb, 2009 02:51 pm
@snood,
Snoods that thing should rip!

PC Mag sure likes it
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2331760,00.asp
snood
 
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Reply Sat 7 Feb, 2009 04:19 pm
@Chumly,
Thanks Chumly - good article. Only thing I read that I grimaced at a little is that the speed of the processor I chose might be a little overkill, but after researching this for several days straight, I'm pretty happy.
Sglass
 
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Reply Sat 7 Feb, 2009 06:00 pm
I have a Sony Vaio which I got on sales at Costco. Great piece of equipment.

My son, who works for SeaGate (computer hardrives) likes the Dell for a laptop.
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Chumly
 
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Reply Sun 8 Feb, 2009 10:22 am
@snood,
One viewpoint is to buy the most powerful machine your budget allows, because what may seem like overkill now will not seem so later on.

Another viewpoint is to buy the machine that fits your more immediate software needs only, and then upgrade parts or replace entire machine later on.

Another viewpoint is that most new machines do pretty good with most applications most of the time, so unless you're running high end audio, video, multi-tasking, gaming, etc pretty much any new machine will be OK.

I figure buy what you like and have fun!
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