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If you currently own one(or have in the past) which has served you well, and know it to be reliable and powerful enough to have no problem running multiple apps without slowing down,, easily capable of some light video editing etc.. then I'd appreciate if you would recommend me your model 
MUST HAVE/BE:-
Windows OS
SSD
Intel Core i5 or above
Screen size no smaller than 12 inch..and no greater than 15 inch
Battery efficient. Don't want to have to live with the thing on charge.
Price range = £400-600.
MUST HAVE/BE:-
Windows OS
SSD
Intel Core i5 or above
Screen size no smaller than 12 inch..and no greater than 15 inch
Battery efficient. Don't want to have to live with the thing on charge.
Price range = £400-600.
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I'm very happy with my Dell Inspiron 13 5000 series. Not sure what the price for them is today but crept in when I bought it a couple of years ago.
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Anything but a 2 in 1, foiny. I've had one of them for a couple of years,, and would never by another.
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OK, it's your call. 2 in 1 suits me as it's useful for my art projects (takes less desk space).
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Was an advert on tv yesterday for a windows laptop clearance sale, I'm guessing it was curry's or PC world?
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Checki, I'm always quite suspicious of those clearance sales. I always have it in my head that they're flogging shyte that nobody wants
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https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/asus-vivobook-a556uq-dm1469t-156-inch-full-hd-screen-laptop-intel-core-i7-7500u-dual-core-processor-8gb-ram-1tb-hdd-dvd-rwnvidia-geforce-940mx-2gb-graphics-windows-10-49997-amazon-sold-by-box-2997465
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8GB min ram aswell is essential
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Indeed Kingy :)
starry, that one is no good. Apart from the fact I swore I'd never get another Asus,, it's HDD. It has to be SSD. I'm just about set on trying a Lenova, but the one I was advised is a bit heavier than I was wanting  so I'm on the hunt for a lighter one.. |