so i need to buy a laptop
djshowdown
London
primarily for running serato scratch live
i need core 2 duo processor
fairly chunky storage (80gb+)
at least 1gb of ram although i could always upgrade after
no bigger than 15.4 inch screen as it needs to be portable
most importantly it needs to be reliable
the following laptop has been brought to my attention
what do you guys think?
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/127867
i need core 2 duo processor
fairly chunky storage (80gb+)
at least 1gb of ram although i could always upgrade after
no bigger than 15.4 inch screen as it needs to be portable
most importantly it needs to be reliable
the following laptop has been brought to my attention
what do you guys think?
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/127867
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are asus laptops any good?
im not usually this indecisive but my laptop knowledge isn't that extensive
im gonna keep looking still though
anybody know of any places i should look or of any deals around?
i'm in the uk by the way
5300 or 5500?
and would some kind soul explain to me why also
thanking you!
my friend is gonna get me a laptop from dell with his 10% discount
is it worth upgrading from the T5600 to the T7200 for £82????
i am trying to spend as little as possible so is this jump really worth £80/$160?????
or would it be better spent on upgrading the ram for example
the main program i am buying this laptop for is a dj program called serato
im not sure if you have heard of it but the minimum spec is pretty low anyway
minimum system requirements are a 1GHz PC running Windows XP with Service Pack 2, with 512M of ram or more...
the laptop in question should breeze through it, i am just thinking of how to make it as future proof as possible
For the HDD a 7200rpm drive is very nice.
At this time don't buy the extra gig. Just pay a little bit to have them ship it with a single 1GB stick so that it is easy to add another latter.
Compare the price to a Toshiba Satellite (200 or 205) and see where the price lands.
great minds think alike!
thanks for all the help guys, really appreciate it
i may just be greedy, get the better processor and the bigger hard drive and see how i do with 1 gig of ram
way i see it i'm gonna have an easier time upgrading the ram in future if i need it then upgrading the cpu
thanks again