
jamiethekiller wrote:this is what i'm struggling with now. How powerful of a laptop do i really need if i can't do 'new game' gaming on it? i also don't want to phase myself out in a year or so with a lower end laptop, to.
may end up waiting a few months till the second gen ultrabooks come out. the first gen ones will drop dramatically and i can probably get a good deal.
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WheelsFellOff wrote:jamiethekiller wrote:this is what i'm struggling with now. How powerful of a laptop do i really need if i can't do 'new game' gaming on it? i also don't want to phase myself out in a year or so with a lower end laptop, to.
may end up waiting a few months till the second gen ultrabooks come out. the first gen ones will drop dramatically and i can probably get a good deal.
I'll tell you what I told most people when selling computers. Don't buy top of the line or bottom of the line, buy one that slightly exceeds your current needs and expect to upgrade or replace in 3-4 years. A laptop is always a replacement. For that same $1500 you could have a decent $1000 desktop, a wireless network, and a $400 laptop to be used as mostly an internet machine. Also, when you do replace a desktop, you only have to replace the tower which can save you a few hundred dollars.
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Bucky wrote:If you walk into saladworks and see the owner in the salad-making position
drsmooth wrote:Bucky wrote:If you walk into saladworks and see the owner in the salad-making position
same as salad-tossing position?![]()
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