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Suggestion On Laptop
Submitted by AlphaADC, 13-02-2018, 11:53 PM, Thread ID: 75195
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13-02-2018, 11:53 PM
#1 Hello, can anyone recommend me the best laptop to buy, the budget is $700
RE: Suggestion On Laptop 13-02-2018, 11:54 PM #2 What are your plans to do with the laptop? Give us some direction, please. Also, next time please post it here: https://nulledbb.com/forum-Computing -
13-02-2018, 11:54 PM
#2 What are your plans to do with the laptop? Give us some direction, please. Also, next time please post it here: https://nulledbb.com/forum-Computing
RE: Suggestion On Laptop 14-02-2018, 12:37 AM #3 This thread has been moved to Computing by a Staff member. Please use the right section next time.
14-02-2018, 12:37 AM
#3 This thread has been moved to Computing by a Staff member. Please use the right section next time.
RE: Suggestion On Laptop 16-02-2018, 09:32 PM #4 13-02-2018, 11:53 PMAlphaADC Wrote: Hello, can anyone recommend me the best laptop to buy, the budget is $700
Laptops are very versitile, and most are pretty decent at everything. NOTE: you will never get the same power in a laptop as a desktop computer, and you will never get power as good in a built desktop than building a computer yourself.
With that being said, the best thing to do with laptops is look for good deals. I found my current laptop on Amazon for $600, and its a $900 retail. I got pretty lucky, but sales like that go on ALL the time.
My advice is to stay away from Acer. Toshibas have been number one for a while (my current is Toshiba), I like Dells and HPs also. My Toshiba is 2 years old now and has never slowed me down.
I'll stress again, though, unless you NEED a laptops mobility, you should consider building a computer. http://www.pcpartpicker.com helps you 100% if you don't know the parts you need, and shows compatability. It is wonderful! It rhymes with braille, not drool.
16-02-2018, 09:32 PM
#4 13-02-2018, 11:53 PMAlphaADC Wrote: Hello, can anyone recommend me the best laptop to buy, the budget is $700
Laptops are very versitile, and most are pretty decent at everything. NOTE: you will never get the same power in a laptop as a desktop computer, and you will never get power as good in a built desktop than building a computer yourself.
With that being said, the best thing to do with laptops is look for good deals. I found my current laptop on Amazon for $600, and its a $900 retail. I got pretty lucky, but sales like that go on ALL the time.
My advice is to stay away from Acer. Toshibas have been number one for a while (my current is Toshiba), I like Dells and HPs also. My Toshiba is 2 years old now and has never slowed me down.
I'll stress again, though, unless you NEED a laptops mobility, you should consider building a computer. http://www.pcpartpicker.com helps you 100% if you don't know the parts you need, and shows compatability. It is wonderful!
It rhymes with braille, not drool.