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Before buying anything, think ‘how many of those do I need? And when the time comes you should prepare yourself buy saving up money beforehand.
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I'm a college student & basically need it for net-surfing..economy is important...do u think Intel celeron would be a wise buy??
What things should be kept in mind before buying a laptop? Your brain... ;-)
Kidding aside, a celeron would probably be fine.
Celeron would be a decent buy. But given how much more load the net will require in the future, I would suggest something with a Core 2 Duo. You can find laptops below $1000 with that processor.
Hi Drizzle,
I am not too keen on technology but I would greatly suggest you check out this site about Intel Celeron: http://www.intel.com/products/processor/...
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(do you think you should go for text, flash or a combination, should they have video, lap top?) 5. What were some of the things you enjoyed at the CWSF?
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For me, I usually take into consideration the following:
1. Brand name (from experience, I learned first hand that it is wiser to spend "more" on technology...instead of buying a cheaper brand which will be soon outdated)
2. Service center (would be it be accessible to me?) and after service (that I am assured I can always approach them if something goes wrong with my laptop)
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20 posts - Last post: Dec 2, 2008The main thing, nobody told you before: do you need or not a dedicated video card? This is the main issue you should have in mind.
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Sep 30, 2006 i'd say mac but damn those gateways sound cheap. i own a 15 powerbook which before buying i thought would be too large/heavy but once i
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3. Internal features (is the laptop compatible to my printer? could I access other networks through my laptop?)
4. Added benefits or outside features (weight of the laptop? is it wide screen? etc.)
5. Is it user friendly? (is it easy to learn? or applicable to my computer needs?)
6. Comments from current users (if they experience any difficulty with the after service, parts or durability?)
Hope this will help.
Processor speed
HDD size
Amount of Ram installed
Type of OS, ie XP or Vista
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