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Looking for a little help finding a laptop for SWMBO. I need to find her a suitable Laptop - to be used for a forthcoming Uni Course and to keep music on - pictures and occasionaly surf the web. Budget is £400 max oh and the most important thing... It has to be white (I kid you not!).. Well the keypad and base white but the lid can be a colour.
I need to be able to go and collect one in store in next 48hrs. I have no clue in the I.T area - so anyone able to point me in the direction of a good portable PC would be great. Thanks in advance - Matt |
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Blimey left it a bit late
But Aria aren't too far are they? http://www.aria.co.uk/ Otherwise Ebuyer but you'll have to order it by 11pm today http://www.ebuyer.com/ Plenty of choice for your budget, as most have huge hard drives enough for pics and music, and you can get a portable HDD for back ups I got an Acer from Ebuyer, Asus are good too. See if they've got any deals on, otherwise it'll have to be a local PC shop or PC World
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My dad bought one from John Lewis which will match what your after, I can ask him what model it is. The laptop is Toshiba it has 6gb ram, the harddrive is big enough I think the grapic card is combined with the main board not sure, I have only used it for a few minutes! But for what my folks use it for, I expect is same. The onboard sound is pants is the first thing I noticed, however if that not a big deal then its okay. At home I plug my comps, into a 2.1 sound system with a sub its loud enough!
In lieu of that I would go for a descent processer, RAM and a 7200 rpm hardrive for fast access. I'm not sure what out there at the moment, I have two laptops, one I'm gonna sell (wanna buy a mac book pro) but I would check dell outlet I got my current laptop for a good price. Tho it won't be there for xmas day, is that really nesscary? Also a HDMI port is useful, 2-3 USB is good too, it really depends on what your doing ect. Also I use open office which does the job, it saves on buying word ect. Last edited by metalmonkey; 22-12-11 at 09:35 PM. |
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http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/hp-pav...90980-pdt.html
Got one, like it, yes its budget, but not a bad price. |
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