Dell all day long . Inspiron 15. $350 done . Take the money you save and take the wife out to dinner.
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Buying laptop help
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I like one that doesn't get burning hot.
Now how you do that....
I have noticed the amd processors get hot. Otherwise I look for the best battery life and a newer slower processor.
That may or may not be the right answer.
I have a i3 and an i7. The i5 Dell seems like a good suggestion to me.
Now how you do that....
I have noticed the amd processors get hot. Otherwise I look for the best battery life and a newer slower processor.
That may or may not be the right answer.
I have a i3 and an i7. The i5 Dell seems like a good suggestion to me.
costco has some killer deals on lenovos in particular the flex models
Chrome book. You can buy a car with the money you save.
My Lenovo just crapped out. Just wore out, not really an issue with the computer.
purchased a Dell refurb, SSD, 2 yr. warranty,
Anxiously waiting for the brown package car to show up.
buy the cheapest one you can its gonna get broke lost or stolen.Gar Un Tee
Brand doesn't matter a ton. Look at reviews on individual models. Microcenter will price match online if you like something you see in person. i5 or i7 as mentioned, but a newer i3 is a great budget processor...8-16g ram, SSD is a must. Asus makes great laptops. Steer away from a dedicated GPU...won't need it unless you are gaming. Have worked in IT mainly hardware and software support for 20 years.
I'm knocking on wood here, but I routinely keep my laptops in good, non-stolen shape for about 5-7 years before i replace.
I use a mechanical KB with my laptop at home. SSDs seem to last longer than spinny drives as well.
