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Laptop purchase
edd666999:
after having a little accident that included my laptop and car im not in the market for a new laptop.
i have ish 1000 - 1300 to spend. Although im not stupid when it comes to IT i do like asking for peoples experiences and recent purchases i may have overlooked
i want:
i7 (Core i7-7xxQM and above)
1080p minimum screen res
separate gpu
blue ray
hdmi port
backlit keyboard
i would like:
2 hdd bays
e sata connector
Couldn't careless about:
hdd size
how it looks
screen size
Any ideas?
pazz:
The i7 QM being a quad-core mobile cpu will be extremely power hungry so you wont be able to venture far from a power socket. Depends on your requirements.
There isn't really gonna be much within your £1,000-£1,300 budget. Possible the HP Envy 15-1110ea (Generation 2) which has been discontinued in the UK for some weird reason (you can only order the generation 1 model which doesnt have 1090p screen).
Sadly in the UK we are a little limited when it comes to high spec laptop's. For some reason everyone just wants sh*tty cheap things.
Alienware 15x?
MSI GT660? (not released yet and MSI laptops are difficult to get hold of anyway)
edd666999:
i can get a dell studio xps 16 at around 1300 with a 820qm and a 1080p RGB led screen (best reviewed laptop screen) or 1100 with the 720qm.
im not bothered about battery as i will be taking it out anyway, my laptop goes to 3 places all with power sockets. i leave the battery in the fridge and use it only when im going to need it.
Nasir:
--- Quote from: edd666999 on July 04, 2010, 03:21:07 pm --- i leave the battery in the fridge and use it only when im going to need it.
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What does that do to it? :ashamed:
bacillus:
--- Quote from: Nasir on July 04, 2010, 04:16:02 pm ---
--- Quote from: edd666999 on July 04, 2010, 03:21:07 pm --- i leave the battery in the fridge and use it only when im going to need it.
--- End quote ---
What does that do to it? :ashamed:
--- End quote ---
It prolongs the battery life... :smiley:
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