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| Buying a laptop Hi, I have £350-400 to buy on a new laptop. I want to use it for university. I don't need internet access as I have a desktop and the laptop will be a second computer. Which laptop is best for me? I am utterly bewildered by the array of technology and jargon!! My head is spinning. Please help!!! Mandy |
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| Re: Buying a laptop amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk wrote: > Hi, I have £350-400 to buy a new laptop. I want to use it for > university. I don't need internet access as I have a desktop and the > laptop will be a second computer. Which laptop is best for me? I am > utterly bewildered by the array of technology and jargon!! My head is > spinning. Please help!!! > > Mandy |
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| Re: Buying a laptop On 20 Jan 2007 11:22:32 -0800, "amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk" <amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote: > >amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk wrote: >> Hi, I have £350-400 to buy a new laptop. I want to use it for >> university. I don't need internet access as I have a desktop and the >> laptop will be a second computer. Which laptop is best for me? I am >> utterly bewildered by the array of technology and jargon!! My head is >> spinning. Please help!!! >> >> Mandy I recommend you buy a refurbished IBM T40. They are sold on Ebay for about £300 (Grade A) and £250 for Grade B. This machine will do everything you need at Uni and after. The HDD may be a little small for you at 40GB but you can easily change that for a larger drive, say 80GB for say about £60. The 512MB RAM should be OK but another stick of 512MB will cost you about £30 on the outside chance that you need it. It will fit very easily into your budget and you will get a first class machine. |
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| Re: Buying a laptop "Edward W. Thompson" <thomeduk1@btopenworld.com> wrote in message news:ved6r2p2m7i98pc3ta3378msmsm3bfh0cg@4ax.com... > On 20 Jan 2007 11:22:32 -0800, "amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk" > <amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote: > >> >>amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk wrote: >>> Hi, I have £350-400 to buy a new laptop. I want to use it for >>> university. I don't need internet access as I have a desktop and the >>> laptop will be a second computer. Which laptop is best for me? I am >>> utterly bewildered by the array of technology and jargon!! My head is >>> spinning. Please help!!! >>> >>> Mandy > > I recommend you buy a refurbished IBM T40. They are sold on Ebay for > about £300 (Grade A) and £250 for Grade B. This machine will do > everything you need at Uni and after. > > The HDD may be a little small for you at 40GB but you can easily > change that for a larger drive, say 80GB for say about £60. The 512MB > RAM should be OK but another stick of 512MB will cost you about £30 on > the outside chance that you need it. It will fit very easily into your > budget and you will get a first class machine. Nice advertisement for your EBay auction I'm sure. |
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| Re: Buying a laptop On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 14:17:30 GMT, "CJ" <cjmartin04@verizon.net> wrote: > >"Edward W. Thompson" <thomeduk1@btopenworld.com> wrote in message >news:ved6r2p2m7i98pc3ta3378msmsm3bfh0cg@4ax.com.. . >> On 20 Jan 2007 11:22:32 -0800, "amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk" >> <amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote: >> >>> >>>amandawright@blueyonder.co.uk wrote: >>>> Hi, I have £350-400 to buy a new laptop. I want to use it for >>>> university. I don't need internet access as I have a desktop and the >>>> laptop will be a second computer. Which laptop is best for me? I am >>>> utterly bewildered by the array of technology and jargon!! My head is >>>> spinning. Please help!!! >>>> >>>> Mandy >> >> I recommend you buy a refurbished IBM T40. They are sold on Ebay for >> about £300 (Grade A) and £250 for Grade B. This machine will do >> everything you need at Uni and after. >> >> The HDD may be a little small for you at 40GB but you can easily >> change that for a larger drive, say 80GB for say about £60. The 512MB >> RAM should be OK but another stick of 512MB will cost you about £30 on >> the outside chance that you need it. It will fit very easily into your >> budget and you will get a first class machine. > >Nice advertisement for your EBay auction I'm sure. > Actually NO. But I have purchased two such machines for my grand children going to Uni so I can claim some experience here. Do you really think everyone who tries to help in this NG has some ulterior motive? You seem to be a very poor example of a human being. |
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