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If you had £500 to spend on a new laptop..
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gazza_d
2010-06-14 , 19:28
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It all depends on what you want to use it for. There is more choice than ever these days. Screen sizes vary from 10" to 17"+.
Golden rule is whatever you buy, dump as much memory as you can into the thing, as much HD as well.
Dual core is the thing. When speccing Servers I always try for the best balance between cost and performance.
As for Manufacturers, I have always been a fan of Dell and Toshiba, both at home and professionally, they have been the best built, and most reliable.
We recently bought a Dell dual core 15" screen Inspiron with 4GB RAM and 500Gb of hard disk for £399, and up-specced the battery, doubling it's capacity for another tenner, and in normal use with Windows 7 home premium pre-loaded, it's blisteringly quick to my eyes.
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