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Notebook/Laptop for entertainment travel and a little gaming?
Looking for a new Windows laptop with about 80-100gb of space, at least a 1gb of RAM, and somewhere around 1.8-2.0ghz of speed. Any suggestions on processor types? I have had really bad experiences with Celeron processors, so I am trying to stay away from those. I will be using the laptop as a travel laptop, desktop replacement, music and photo storage and editing, and a little bit of low-end gaming. I would like to spend in the low to mid 1,000 dollar range. Any suggestions, older models are fine. Weight isnt really a big issue, would prefer a smaller screen size however to cut back on space. Thanks Just sold my MacBook...
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- You made the right decision when you sold your Macbook. They're worthless. I had purchased one, too, and I returned it in just 3 days. It was pointless.
The Dell XPS 1210 has a small LCD screen of 12' and weighs 4 pounds, great for travelers.
The notebook has recently won best ultra portable gaming notebook of the year. I am so not sure if you would want a small notebook to play games, but mine is perfect. I play the lastest games available today.
It supports a powerful nVida GPU, and it comes standard with Intel 2 duo processor. No way this notebook should be degraded.
Check it out and read the details about this extremely powerful ultra portable notebook. http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/xpsnb_m1210?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs
If you are not satisfied with a small notebook, check out Dell's XPS M 1710 gaming notebook at this link http://www.dell.com/content/products/productdetails.aspx/xpsnb_m1710?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs
The Dell XPS M 1710 is today's leader in gaming. You can get all facts at cNet.com
You have a great day.
- Ms. Dell: I don't understand how anyone can be this obsessed with Dell. Dell doesn't make great computers, this is a well known fact. Do you work for Dell or something? What's going on in that brain of yours?
Why in the world would you sell a MacBook for a Windows notebook? Everything you say you're looking for was right in your hands. This doesn't make one bit of sense to me... You know you could have installed Windows XP or Vista, so why the need for a Windows notebook? Really... What is the deal here?
