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    looking for a $650-$750 Laptop

    It's actually for my mom, she is looking at HP's and to tell you the truch i havent really kept up with comps in so long i dont really want to get caught up...

    this is specifically what she is looking at...

    HP DV6-1355DX

    Lil help here...

    -me

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    I say, go with an IBM laptop, I like the T61 line.

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    What does she plan on doing with it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by predator View Post
    It's actually for my mom, she is looking at HP's and to tell you the truch i havent really kept up with comps in so long i dont really want to get caught up...

    this is specifically what she is looking at...

    HP DV6-1355DX

    Lil help here...

    -me
    Good laptop @ a good price.....considered getting one myself not long ago.

    -me too

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    Whenever I shop for myself, I think of what I want the computer to do (desktop or portable), and how long I plan on utilizing the machine.

    I tend to overbuy memory initially, and factor in additional items such as a backup drive and software. If it is a laptop or other proprietary/small device I actually consider an extended service plan since parts (like screens/system boards/power supplies) can sometimes be quite expensive.

    I also consider spare chargers and a spare battery with a notebook, especially if someone (like my wife) may be using it and consequently not understand technology enough to realize it needs to be charged...

    If it is a family member I always install teamviewer to make remote support easier, along with Auslogics disk defrag and Ccleaner since I can use those remotely.

    I would also factor in the home and student version of office or if budget is no concern a version that has Outlook.

    For hardware I would highly recommend some sort of cooler if she plans on using it as a desktop.

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    not usuing it for anything drastic... web browsing... possibly photo editing eventually... she will prolly use it for 5 or so years as long as it stays fairly up to date...

    -me

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