Looking for a Laptop!

The one thing I love about DELL is their support. It really is good!

The ASUS X50 is certainly one of the best VFM I can recommend. I've bought a few in the past and they're all round good laptops. There is however one small glitch in that booting from standby, the CPU fan maxs out and stays maxed out :S I don't know whether a firmware upgrade would fix this as I never tried.

Also for some crazy reason, the HDD is shipped as FAT32. You can use the NTFS converter if you want (which I did) but some say it's not as good as a format (seemed fine though).

Otherwise, the Samsung P500 seems to offer a similar spec at an affordable price. The Toshiba Sat Pro A200 is slightly lower down the scale, and not for much less either, but I am an avid fan of Toshiba equipment.

So long as you stick to the Core 2 Duos with 1GB+, you'll be good to go. Plus stay away from Acer. That's just my experience though, I'm sure others may disagree.


On a side note, throw everything above out the window and get an ASUS EEE . Ok not the best for your requirements, but it's damn cool! (YouTube link)

go to £700 and get a mac lol

Save up more money.

I bought a HP laptop for £360.
1gb ram, 80gb hd, vista.
Not brilliant, but it was for my brother.
I'd recommend something like that for your price range

Hi

I Reccommend you try www.svp.co.uk or www.sterlingxs.co.uk. They sell 'Dell Outlet' machines at very good prices, nearly all with a 3yr Dell Next day warranty. I have a Dell outlet PC from Sterling and i am very pleased, there is no difference except price!!!

i would go with the Asus as they make them for loads of other companies and i have a A7jc and love its core duo x1600 lovelyness

http://www.ebuyer.com These guys sell laptops of high spec and the prices are relay great around the best value for money websites Ive ever come across.

Regards,
Rich