what laptop is the best one to buy
1295406
It completely depends upon identifying your needs and then matching that to the available models. Decide first, based on your personal needs, if you want a cheap laptop in the $250-399 range (good laptops tend to start around $250) that can't do much more than surf the web and word process, or a mid level model in the $400-600 range that can do nearly all a good desktop can do, or a $700+ model that has the most bells and whistles. Once you've made this decision, then consider the following important features: battery life, type of processor, amount of available and upgradable memory, hard drive size. Consider also any features you find important for yourself, for example, quality of speakers, # of ports, Windows 7 or 8 or 8.1, type of keyboard, etc. Try the buying guide at Microsoft.com and/or Best Buy, I found both to be very helpful and educational for me. I'm in the process of deciding which model to buy, and found their buying guides gave a lot of useful info about what each feature is, in plain English, and how to decide which one fits for you. I've decided to go with a mid level laptop, I won't say which brand, but I will say that I feel that the large companies such as HP, Dell and perhaps Lenovo and Toshiba seem to design more solid and long lasting parts. I'm sure you'll find some people happy with other companies, but I'm going to stick with those ones I think are more reliable.
1393067
I can only speak for the AMD Graphics Card version of this laptop. This laptop exceeds my expectation when it comes to games. With some graphics options twist you can get a really good experience and fps with your games. You won't be getting 60fps but a stable 30fps in a lot of games. You will see some lag if there is more going on but that quickly goes away. In regards to multimedia use this machine is a beast. You can do everything from gaming, movies, word-processing, and online use all at once, seriously. I do not know how the NVIDIA performs but I can say I am more than satisfied with how AMD's switchable graphics performs. I would recommend, if possible, to upgrade to a faster hard drive. I found that load times can take a little longer than you want them to but you will get used it. I would recommend looking at this version of the laptop which has a dedicated graphics card and may improve your gaming experience. http://www.amazon.com/Acer-Aspire-V5-552G-X414-15-6-inch-Laptop/dp/B00DKFFLMY/ref=pd_sim_pc_5
614099
yes but the one I bought was very slow and I had many problems with it I have a Lenovo thinkpad now I am much happier with it, I bought it off the best buy website, I suggest you do the same I have had numerous problems with Dells they're not worth it look up refurbished laptops on Best Buy's site don't buy from amazon, trust me...
497866
Yes, absolutely. Awesome computer.Also please read the reviews, it's a great laptop.
1295837
My recommendation is to open your computer and visually compare data from the current laptop. It's the only way you won't have any remorse from buying the wrong battery
1030647
Exactly. You can buy a laptop at BestBuy for $450 that runs WinVista Premium and comes with 1GB RAM and a 2.2GHz single core processor. Why buy the Foleo? The Foleo will go down in history as one of the worst product decisions in history.
1513799
I think the lap top will have all that a college student would ever need. My only gripe was Windows 8.I gave it to a college kid, he is happy with it. Its worth the money.
1301156
The ASUS is the best tablet going for the money. You won't regret buying the ASUS tablet. This tablet is one of the easyist tablets to use. Pretty much ready to go right out of the box.
1386025
I've loved my 8460p. The only thing I regret is not getting the the one with the separate AMD graphics card (I have the integrated Intel 3000 graphics). I think the separate graphics card would make a huge difference in any games/Minecraft. Other than that, it's a top notch laptop that has really done extremely well. I've used mine on average 6-10 hours a day for about 3 years now and haven't had any hiccups.
825824
Make sure you are not getting Windows XP as the operating system. It has to be At least Windows 7 or 8. Also make sure you get a bonifide Dell battery because the refurbished systems may be great, but the batteries are probably well used and awful. Also I think the bigger battery the better (like the one with 9 volts.) The three of these 620s that I have gotten have been great (though they had Windows XP which now makes them porous as Microsoft no longer supports XP) but I learned that I had to buy the extra batteries. They were all for African Students in Tanzania, and they have really been a good buy. But definitely not with Windows XP.
1080544
the laptop has a good screen size and premium sound. Its light weight as well.if you really want ease try the 11.6 inch laptops screen as well
1235055
This is a great laptop, the best I have owed so far... But this item has been sold.. If you find one buy it
104278
Sir, We purchased this about 6 months ago, and I would say this is one of the smoothest laptops, we have ever purchased. May be the Lenovo T400 is better. A good buy any day
693727
Yes it is a very nice laptop for the price. The only problem is that it has Windows 8 as the OS. If I were you I would wait till Windows 9 comes out and then purchase it.
780824
Don't. You get a nice clean laptop, put a nice Linux on it, not Windows. Mint, Ubuntu, or Zorin. If you want a windows computer, buy one of those instead.
1369687
I would definetly go with the all in one I bought one and it has came in hand it comes with like 10 different plugins and can be useful for more than just a laptop or tablet
597786
they both look pretty good to me according to laptop magazine's reviews. I think it depends on which keyboard you prefer cause that's one of the most important aspects. Also, the trackpad seems better on the toshiba but there's not multitouch which I use a lot on the asus for two finger scrolling. Also, if you plan to use the camera for video conferencing, then the Asus has a 1.3 mp camera versus the toshiba's 0.3 mp. Keep in mind only the toshiba black one is cheaper and it's because the keyboard is not as good and the build quality is cheaper. The other toshibas which are $399 are more expensive than the 1005ha. One advantage on the on the toshiba is the hard drive protection. Other than that it seems like personal preference to me. Both screens on the asus and toshiba are glossy. It's just the lid on the toshiba is matte. It seems like that is the trend on the newer generation of netbooks for some reason even though a lot of people prefer matte screens. I recommend going to Best Buy and trying them out in person first. They sell a lesser variation of the Asus there and also the same toshiba.