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advice on best spec laptop 23 January 2012 23:58 (permalink)
any computer hardware boffins happen to know what would currently be the best spec laptop for under 400 quid.

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    Re:advice on best spec laptop 25 January 2012 02:36 (permalink)
    There are so many laptops and so many retailers it'd take hours, but on ebuyer.com you tend to get what you pay for. pick a bunch of £399 ones and compare the spec.
     
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      Re:advice on best spec laptop 25 January 2012 03:19 (permalink)
      Yea...do your own ****ing leg work....

       
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        Re:advice on best spec laptop 25 January 2012 06:05 (permalink)
        If its purely specs you are after then acer would probably be your best bet.
         
        I picked up an i5 with 8 gig of ram before xmas for £500. Keyboard is a bit nasty but other than that its pretty good.


         
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          Re:advice on best spec laptop 25 January 2012 10:37 (permalink)
          What about Ebay? as long as you can go to the sellers house and see its working Id do that-Alienware is Im sure the highest gaming laptop spec you can buy if thats any interest.New theyre over £1000 but Im sure even for £400 it would be better specced than a new one?
           
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            Re:advice on best spec laptop 27 January 2012 11:28 (permalink)
            Thanks for the suggestions, already checked out ebuyer some decent looking ones on there.
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              Re:advice on best spec laptop 27 January 2012 12:19 (permalink)
              As above though, you should be getting an i5 with about 6gb ram and 500+GB space on your hard drive.

               
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                Re:advice on best spec laptop 27 January 2012 13:04 (permalink)
                Can see plenty of I5 laptops for £399 with 4gb/500gb
                 
                Ebay items; 270896228337 or 270899243033 or 120848945722
                 
                Not sure you'll get much better than that for the money. Depends on how much you want to shop around and snag a bargain if it comes up. Check the dell outlet, keep scouring ebay, HotUKDeals.
                 
                £4Gb ram is 15-20 quid. If you see a deal with a bigger say 750gb drive but 4gb ram vs 320/500gb drive and 8gb ram i'd go for the bigger drive if you need the space. Cheap to upgrade the ram, HDD prices are currently through the roof
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                  Re:advice on best spec laptop 27 January 2012 13:10 (permalink)
                  Touch over budget but 6Gb ram & 640Gb hard drive with a 2 year warranty here;
                   
                  http://www.johnlewis.com/231395890/Product.aspx#BVRRWidgetID
                   
                  Compared to the ones i linked on eBay, or say the following;
                   
                  http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/sol/shop/technology/computing_and_gaming/laptops_and_netbooks/121673228_medion_akoya_e6221_intel_core_i52410m_processor_4gb640gb_156_black_laptop.html?hnav=4294935766
                   
                  You're that much better off with the Toshiba from John Lewis. The extra £30 doubles your warranty, gives you more ram and a bigger HDD, but i think no HDMI on this model
                  Awesome pic, but Tony you're not doing yourself many favours posting up tips on preventing the gag reflex and then a picture of a guy touching his toes - Ak
                   
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