I need some help on picking a laptop?
Author: admin Category: mad men season twoI’m looking to buy a laptop and I’ve researched like everything known to man about laptops and I’m still confused. Let, me tell you about myself which might help you. I’m a 16yr old senior in HS and I’m looking to use this now and throughout college. I’d use it for school (papers, research, etc) and leisure (aim, internet surfing). That kinda thing. My top two are Dell (cheap, good ones) and Hp (more familiar w/ Hp). But here’s the confusing part: mad people say Dell is crap and Hp owns or Hp is crap and Dell owns. It’s like WTF. I’m hoping to buy this during the holiday season only because there’s always sales going on, I can’t wait, LOL and Dell has deals everyday. From Dell, I’m stuck on the Inspiron 1525 and the Mini. From Hp, I’d get the Hp Mini 1000 only b/c that’s the cheapest laptop from Hp. ;] I’m not a big techperson so please don’t use big words and confuzzle me. 
Thanks for your answers =]]]]]
Price Range: less than $800 :]
i am very techy i know alot check out acer hp is realy good my mom got an hp special edition it is realy cool yu can do alot on it it is awesome a little pricey though email me at lmatthew49@yahoo.com
toshiba sattelite are cheap and realy good
what is ur $$$$ range
8. Fujitsu LifeBook T1010
CPU: 2.26-GHz Core 2 Duo P8400, Display Size (inches): 13.3" Display, Wide Screen: Yes, Total HD Size (GB): 120GB Hard Drive, Min. Weight (lbs.): 5.3Lbs.,
Bottom Line: An all-around sollid performer in basic day-to-day use, the Fujitsu T1010 won't turn heads, but it'll get the job done.
Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices Price When Reviewed: $1399
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Last Rated: October 28, 2008
9. Toshiba Satellite Pro L300D-EZ1001V
CPU: 1.9-GHz Athlon 64 X2 TK-57, Display Size (inches): 15.4" Display, Wide Screen: Yes, Total HD Size (GB): 120GB Hard Drive, Min. Weight (lbs.): 5.8Lbs.,
Bottom Line: Cheapness pokes through in places, but this $649 notebook with sweet-sounding audio is not a bad buy overall.
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November 24th, 2008
i am very techy i know alot check out acer hp is realy good my mom got an hp special edition it is realy cool yu can do alot on it it is awesome a little pricey though email me at lmatthew49@yahoo.com
toshiba sattelite are cheap and realy good
what is ur $$$$ range
8. Fujitsu LifeBook T1010
CPU: 2.26-GHz Core 2 Duo P8400, Display Size (inches): 13.3" Display, Wide Screen: Yes, Total HD Size (GB): 120GB Hard Drive, Min. Weight (lbs.): 5.3Lbs.,
Bottom Line: An all-around sollid performer in basic day-to-day use, the Fujitsu T1010 won't turn heads, but it'll get the job done.
Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices Price When Reviewed: $1399
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Last Rated: October 28, 2008
9. Toshiba Satellite Pro L300D-EZ1001V
CPU: 1.9-GHz Athlon 64 X2 TK-57, Display Size (inches): 15.4" Display, Wide Screen: Yes, Total HD Size (GB): 120GB Hard Drive, Min. Weight (lbs.): 5.8Lbs.,
Bottom Line: Cheapness pokes through in places, but this $649 notebook with sweet-sounding audio is not a bad buy overall.
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November 24th, 2008
Personally if you are only looking at the Dell or HP I would go with the HP. I’ve owned an HP and never had a problem with it (even when I spilled Coke on the keyboard.)
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November 24th, 2008
Remember every computer have a one year warranty in hardware, that means whatever part gets damaged you are entitle to get a new one.
Or you can even extend the warranty for 2 years from HP, or Dell I think from HP it´s $110. I don´t know from Dell.
Look at this 2 the Dell it´s $100 more but it has a little faster processor. I own an HP and I like it.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8891443&type=product&id=1211587312571
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8874257&type=product&id=1210378661986
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November 24th, 2008
http://www.2gopc.com/
it’s really nice netbook(mini laptop) for under $400
People who don’t like Dell is because they had one that broke. Dell always breaks.
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