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Q&A: Please tell me i am going for a right laptop or not?
By admin | December 10, 2010
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Q&A: Please tell me i am going for a right laptop or not?
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Intel Core Duo Processor T2250
2 MB Cache, 1.73 GHz, 533 MHz FSB
ATI RC415ME Chipset
Wireless Network 802.11b/g
Free Dos preloaded
512 MB DDR2 SDRAM upgradeable upto 2 GB
120 GB SATA Hard Disk Drive, DVD Super Multi Drive
Web Camera Integrated
Bluetooth Integrated
15.4” WXGA Wide Screen TFT (1280X768)
with View Perfect Technology
Inbuilt ATI X300 based 2D/3D graphics engine
4 in 1 Card Reader, PC Card Slot
87 Keys + 2 Hot Keys Keyboard, Touchpad
Li-ion Battery (6 cells) Approx. 3 Hrs (Idle State)
Approx. 2.8 Kg weight without Adaptor
100 Hours Sify Internet Pack
10/100 mbps Ethernet, 56K Modem, Inbuilt Speaker System
Power Management -ACPI 3.0 with Enhanced intel SpeedStep technology
Ports: 4 USB, 1* mini IEEE1394, 1*External MIC, 1*External Audio, 1*Internal Mic
Three Years Warranty, Leaptop Companion DVD
Targus Carry Bag
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Answer by chazza_m
Looks good but personally I would upgrade the RAM to at least 1GB
Answer by billy g
good, but i would opt for something with a faster processor and be sure to upgrade the ram to 2 GB or more, if you want windows vista you should at least do those things
Answer by Mike
The specifications for that laptop look pretty good, but whether it’s “right” or not depends on how you will be using it. That particular one will work just fine for web browsing, email, and office applications, but it might choke on some games.
Answer by Mark du Plessis
If the size and features are what you want, then yes. People always ask this type of question, but at the end of the day it is up to user to decide. We don’t know what your planning on using it for, home and business usage have different requirements. I can tell you though that the specs are good and new. You also don’t mention what make it is. Hope this helps!
Answer by nhprodigio
All that sounds pretty good, but one thing you have to keep in mind is what kind of computer is it (e.g., HP, Dell, Acer, Sharp, etc.) Don’t buy an Acer!
The second thing to think about is what type. For example A laptop doesn’t need a bunch of stuff you might not use because it will just slow down the stuff you do use. but a Desktop would be OK with a little extra stuff.
Answer by Kirk B
I got a free laptop from this site, I highly recommend it!
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December 10th, 2010 at 2:32 am
Other than the RAM it looks fine. The processor is perfectly fine as long as you were not hoping to run Vista. If you were, then you are also going to need a board that is upgradable to 4gb RAM b/c you are going to need 2gb just to get started. I cant find where you indicated the manufacturer, if it is Dell then the warranty is worthless, o/w it looks good. 2.8 kb seems kind of heavy but the screen is nice and big so that’s probably why. If you are going to use this as a desktop replacement then make sure to get an external mouse and keyboard b/c the ergonomics of laptops sucks.