Good Laptops

Hello.

I currently have some Toshiba Satellite laptop, which was £329.99. It's proper shit though, it can handle word-processing, internet etc but then as soon as you throw iTunes and FM into the mix it goes mega slow.

I will be investing in a new laptop soon, maybe 6-9 months time to have time to save. I do have a budget, maybe anything more than £500 would be a bit too much, which throws a Mac out of the question

I am going to be using this for University too, FM-playing, downloading loads of stuff etc. I'd also like a Matte screen if possible to avoid the glare.

Suggestions?

What Satellite do you have? I have one and it runs all those things fine, often together.

C660D-19X

I've never ran a de-frag though

Well if you plan on buying 6-9 months later, don't ask for suggestions now. Technology is quickly improving and there will be something better out there by that time.

I want a gaming laptop.

Cam wrote:I want a gaming laptop.

Alienware

I might ask for this:

http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/optimusIV-17/

ahlycotc wrote:

Cam wrote:I want a gaming laptop.

Alienware

They're like 1000 quid. I dream of getting an alienware though.. I go on the website and customize the perfect one

It's cheaper to build.

Scrap that, I want this:

http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/vortexIII-17/





Light up keyboard.

What is that?

They're custom made laptops, so it doesn't have a brand

Cam wrote:Scrap that, I want this:

http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/vortexIII-17/

Put together a laptop and it came to £4,297.00 inc VAT.

I've reached $20,000 on a Mac before.

Good laptops cost more than £500. Build your own desktop, will cost less and be better. It's easy to learn how.