Laptops round 2 diff configs! Hardware Requirements Discuss Laptops round 2 diff configs! in the Installing and Upgrading Vista forums; the AMD with bigger HD, less warranty and cheaper price Yep, I agree with Snuffy on that one. I also agree that Dell might not be the best choice. I ...

[dazzlin]

the AMD with bigger HD, less warranty and cheaper price

Yep, I agree with Snuffy on that one. I also agree that Dell might not be the best choice. I disagree about Google (but there's long-standing reasons behind that one, that have nothing to do with the thread question).

Josh, get the most you can get for the price you can afford. If there's any ONE thing I'd get before anything else, it's lotsa RAM. Second most important would be video card that supports everything Vista has to offer. Everything after that is gravy, imo.

[JoshW02@hotmail.co.uk]

Thanks Dazza I value your input. I have updated post #5 of this thread with all the anwsers I could find (google is best Dazz ha ha), however some I am not sure of the anwser so I still need a little help . If am wrong in any of my findings I need correcting cause I need to know thanks.

Also Ant I really need the anwsers to the PC world questions soon. There important and I cant find it on website. thanks dude.

[JoshW02@hotmail.co.uk]

Ant, Snuffy, Anyone, is this the one Ant/you was/were talking about?

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/product/seo/773225

Please some1 reply quick!!!

[felix8406]

Follow Dazzlin advice, plus get the one with the large screen 15" instead of 14". Also, most laptops comes with a standard battery, instead, get one with a premium battery. The laptop will run much longer when not connected to an electrical outlet.

[ProCookie]

thats the one josh! i think its far better value than your dell options, but at the end of the day its your decision. What it all balls down to is what you use your computer for, if you use it for light office/student work you may as well save a few hundred pounds/dollars (for my American friends) and get a lower spec machine and spend the rest on chocolate, beer and one of those cool chairs that have heaters and vibrate.....anyway i know how much of a pain in the backside buying and getting the right machine is, so best of luck and i hope i can help as much as i can.

Also anyone is welcome to get me one of those chairs for Christmas, there only £200!