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Buying a new laptop

Discussion in 'Mobile Computing' started by drashokshyam, Oct 26, 2008.

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  1. drashokshyam Newcomer, in training

    hello friends
    i waned to buy a new laptop and am just a bit confused

    between compaq presario cq 60 101 and compaq presario CQ 50

    is there a significant difference between them except the screen size?

    also if anyone can suggest a better machine for same budget
    [ i am getting these machines for 700 usd]

    thank u people
  2. cj20032005 Newcomer, in training

    I'm not a fan of compaq computers. Compaq used to have a lot of problems with their computers, but things may be different now that they are a part of HP. I haven't used a compaq since before they got together with HP. But the Compaqs that I used before then were junk. I have heard they are getting a lot better. Anyways, just thought I'd tell you my experiences with Compaq.

    You can buy a lenovo for about $700 give or take. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3952531&Sku=T71-15024

    Lenovo laptops are one of the best.

    You could buy a Dell Inspiron or you could try to find a nice used apple for around $700.

    Hope this helps
  3. adammceachern Newcomer, in training

    I would also recommend Lenovo formally IBM
  4. AtK SpAdE TechSpot Chancellor

  5. adammceachern Newcomer, in training

    I like the Lenovo R or T series.
  6. Tedster Techspot old timer.....

    your biggest concern should be ram quantity, then processor speed, then HD speed.

    If the difference in cpu speed is only a few mhz, then I wouldn't spend the $200. If it is more than .5 ghz then I would consider it.
  7. drashokshyam Newcomer, in training

    thank you all for your guidance
    i think i will take the lenovo idea pad

    thanks again:)
  8. fairytale00 Banned

    I got a lenovo laptop and it is quite good.
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