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Need help finding a good deal for a laptop!

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by Kenny536, Apr 26, 2010.

  1. Kenny536

    Kenny536 Member

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    Hi,

    I live in America. I am looking for a laptop/notebook computer. My price range is 500-1000. I don’t want a Mac, and I don’t want overheating to be an issue.

    I will not be using it for gaming, so I do not want to spend a lot of extra money on unnecessary graphics cards – however, I do enjoy watching movies so I do want a decent video card and a pretty good audio card.

    I want it to have great processing power, ram, etc. (so I can multi-task).

    I want it to have a fairly high battery life.

    I want it to be compatible with Windows 7, but having Windows 7 pre-built is not necessary.

    I want to have a pretty good resolution, but I do not want to overspend for the best and highest resolution.

    For screen size, I do not want anything larger than 15.4 inches; I want the laptop to be very portable and durable.

    I want a built-in microphone, but Bluetooth and a camera are not necessary.

    A 2 year warranty would be nice.

    Nothing else is really of any importance, at least not that I can think of right now.

    I need advice on which laptop to get, and where to get it. Money is an issue, I just want the biggest bang for my buck.

    Thanks!
     
  2. KillerBug

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    "I want the laptop to be very portable and durable."

    You are asking for a lot just with that one; durable laptops tend to be larger, and thus less portable...and the prices are downright insane (www.toughonline.com). You might consider the Toshiba Tecra line...they have a 15.6" screen version that might fit your needs, they are not military grade, but they are good enough to come with a 3-year warantee.

    OH btw...if you think the iPad is cool, check this out: http://www.toughonline.com/ultra_mobile_rugged/toughbook_h1_field
     

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