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19th Apr 2008, 09:54
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Hello,
I am planning to buy a new laptop for university use. I dont know what brand or what particular model out there to go for? Its mainly for development therefore i need a laptop that has good processing capabilities meaning it can run many and good applications. I looking for a laptop that has:
any recommendations would be great. I personally found a few recently like sony vaios and Dell and Toshiba/ Samsungs but most of them are quite bulky and really expensive especailly the Sonys. Cheers |
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19th Apr 2008, 15:59
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The top and bottom preferences are, generally, mutally exclusive.
A dedicated gpu needs a larger chassis for it's gpu and cooling layout. What size screen are you thinking? Generally, the mid to high end gpu's are installed into screens of the 15.4" and 17" variety. Budget?
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20th Apr 2008, 05:30
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Well... My budget maximum is £1600. I will definetly not pay higher than that.
I willling to pay around £800 to £1400..i reckon that is the reasonable price. Monitor size is about 13.. to max of 16 cheers |
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20th Apr 2008, 05:43
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I like this one and is well within budget
Hopefully will be my next lappy
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21st Apr 2008, 08:41
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This is a well made machine also and comes well within your budget
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