Laptop Computer Question?

I haven't really heard bad things about Lenovo, but they're a Chinese company and IMO your money is better spent on a brand like Lotus, which makes their computers in the USA.

They don't have any 17" laptops like that Lenovo you're looking at, but if you're ok with a 15", I'd say go with the Solstice 15. All the other specs look about the same. IMO 15" is better anyway because it's not as bulky. A big screen doesn't mean better speed or quality.

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in my view i could in simple terms circulate with procuring a working laptop or pc. Getting roped right into a 2 3 hundred and sixty 5 days settlement for although lots money a month would not incredibly allure to me. in case you heavily isn't doing lots with it previous using the internet and different casual initiatives, you're able to desire to truly p.c.. up a computing device for $3 hundred-4 hundred that could desire to nonetheless be incredibly respectable. That way in case you ever desire an improve or to do some thing else with it down the line, you have flexibility. i wouldn't in any respect propose getting a working laptop or pc on hire, yet i'm in all probability biased by way of reality that i'm constantly upgrading aspects, and function thoroughly replaced each thing in my equipment over the direction of the final 3 hundred and sixty 5 days. yet incredibly, do you desire to nonetheless be procuring a computing device that could desire to ok be overpriced for the subsequent 2 years once you're able to desire to get a computing device that met your real desires and budget and then be performed with it with out spending lots? in case you're no longer doing any photograph modifying/gaming/action picture making/rendering, then you certainly incredibly do no longer ought to spend lots on a computing device. some hundred greenbacks will do the interest and nonetheless get you a amazing gadget.

Check out HP @ walmart. Jam up unit I just bought for $698+ tax. 6 mb ram, 650 hdd quad core processor.

asus / sony / toshiba are the most reliable.

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