elo ello (just thought I'd see how that feels, pretty shoddy really)
Anyway...look for a GOOD laptop, dassit really and you're sorted, oh and make sure it has the ~ symbol on your keyboard coz if not you've been ripped off!
Lappys are crap for gaming - anyone who says different is rather silly because the same model pc is cheaper. I know because I check regularly.
On the other hand, they are quite good for word processing and I guess watching telly on a bus/train/coach.
The spec of the lappy is dependent upon what you use it for; general or main (tbh, if main you should get a desk top)
General use:
2.00 ghz processor onwards - anything less is pointless.
Hard drive - 80 gb onwards
Ram - 512 absolute minimum. 256 on light usage is quite poor on a desktop and will be even worse on a lappy.
Estimated price: £250 to £400 (price will vary from shop and certain specs)
Main (i.e the equivalent of a family pc)
3.00 ghz processor - don't go lower.
Hard drive - 120 minimum. But, you can purchase external hard drives - one from pcworld: 80 quid for 250 gb and it even fits in the palm of your hand. Well, a hand atleast.
RAM - 1024 minimum.
Estimated price: £500 - £1000+ (the cheapest you will get that spec is probably around £600 but you will have to look hard). If you want the full hog though, it will most likely go well over £1000.
But, as said before, if you are going for main usage, get a desk top. Far cheaper and better value overall.
Someone said to the Prophet, "Pray to God against the idolaters and curse them." The Prophet replied, "I have been sent to show mercy and have not been sent to curse." (Muslim)
Bah, dell. Bloody rip-offs! You have to be very carefull with dells: their initial prices are great, but tinker here or there and watch that price sky-rocket.
Someone said to the Prophet, "Pray to God against the idolaters and curse them." The Prophet replied, "I have been sent to show mercy and have not been sent to curse." (Muslim)
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