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What do you have now and why are you buying something else?
Considering buying this:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...tigeremail2818
Its cheap - it does what I want - and its not much space. Can I do better considering those qualifications?
What do you have now and why are you buying something else?
rofl specs are pretty ty
what are you planning to do with it?
you may wanna wait a bit if you can for the new atom chipset if you want something like this.
The lack of size and space saving are what attracted me to this but honestly I should just buy another laptop which would have similar specs at that price. Most intensive work to be done on a machine like this for me would be some dreamweaver usage. I think a laptop would be a better choice though.
*thumbs up
crappy specs. 2GB ram? amd? worthless.
Manny i have an employer account with hp may be able to save you some doe on higher end model of the all in one hp pc if you want me to take a look give me your budget
I just bought an asus k53a-bbr9 laptop for 479. its got an i5 sandy bridge, 500 GB hd, 4 GB ram, full keyboard with ten key, and a 15.6 in screen. Great deal.
oh and its thin and only 5.5 lbs (the best buy description says it doesn't have bluetooth, but it does.
That HP I was looking at was only 299. You guys have gone up in price like 200 bucks.
Obviously spending more money will get you more computer.
right, but you were also talking about a laptop, and it is a great deal.
You should check out Microcenter. I think they ship.
http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...tml?sku=371617
Yes, refurbished.
Look at Sears.com, and check out the range of Toshiba laptops they have available. They have credit available if needed.
Damn - nice find.
They have some of the better prices that I've seen out there.
Woot had a sick deal on a refurbed hp quad core with 8 gigs ram 700 gig hard drive and blu ray for $299 about a week ago.
Wow that is a pretty sick deal.
Do you want a desktop or a laptop?
I would say that getting a new computer with the AMD A series will give you the most balanced system, i.e. bang for your buck.
However, if you don't think you will ever be doing any kind of 3D anything, getting even a triple core system will be a very nice thing, and better than the IP, which for a desktop is a POS.
For a desktop entry level system, AMD is just fine. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. It just depends on what kind of chip. Phenoms are fine, the A8's are fine. The E and C series are garbage for anything but netbooks.
Your bottleneck will be your hard drive anyways.
Something like this would be a FANTASTIC system for you:
http://www.newegg.com/Special/S S...9-_-09192011_1
Just need an OS and a screen.
Not sure why you linked me to that jacket but honestly I needed something like for biking while it rains so thanks!
It was a newegg s -shocker deal. They alternate every few hours.Not sure why you linked me to that jacket but honestly I needed something like for biking while it rains so thanks!
That kit is no longer available... But here is another comparable one... Just needs a HDD (and of course an OS, KB and mouse)...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/ComboB...t=Combo.719536
LOL, look back at the website on the main page.... Upcoming s shocker deal at 1pm is a logitech wireless keyboard and mouse!!!
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