Laptops
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thunderous71
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There is no best one, look at how much money you can spare then start narrowing it down. Be honest with what you want to achieve with the laptop. IE games, work etc.. Then make sure it has the components you require. Updating a laptops hardware is costly so list all the components you need before choosing.
Then its off to the internet to start searching. Everyone has their favourite maker / dealer.
Word of advice make sure it has HDMI connection, so you can plug it into a TV and watch all those move sites etc on a big screen
Then its off to the internet to start searching. Everyone has their favourite maker / dealer.
Word of advice make sure it has HDMI connection, so you can plug it into a TV and watch all those move sites etc on a big screen
Digitalpursuit
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Anything with i5 and at least 4gb ram, I'm more of a desktop person, since you can just do more with it.
Rogentx
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Thank you for the replies so far. The lappie would be mainly for me just to upload videos, watch videos, mess around on the internet, etc. Not really play games on it since I have this computer I am on now; My concern is because it is older, I wouldn't be able to upload any blogs to youtube.
Well that and I can bring it to work with me for those slow nights
Well that and I can bring it to work with me for those slow nights
SwearingMuffin
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As DigitalPursuit said, for editing etc it all comes down to processor and ram, you won't need to worry about graphics cards etc either something with second gen Intel I3 or first gen I5 or higher would be brilliant! And 4gb ram or higher 
I would say go on your main PC Superstore website (over here its PC World) and fill in the search options like max price, min ram etc and see what you can get for your money and then go from there
On the upload side, that's mainly what your upload speed on your internet is like!
I would say go on your main PC Superstore website (over here its PC World) and fill in the search options like max price, min ram etc and see what you can get for your money and then go from there On the upload side, that's mainly what your upload speed on your internet is like!
Footle83
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thunderous71 said:Word of advice make sure it has HDMI connection, so you can plug it into a TV and watch all those move sites etc on a big screen
Agreed, Watching vlogs on a 37" is much better than a laptop screen, especially in HD. I have an alienware m11x and its good allround. I use it for editing, uploading, office work, Web browsing and of course gaming. The only thing mine doesn't have is an optical disk drive however in this day and age alot of programs and music and such can be purchased online. Plus I could just get an external drive.
pizzaonaninja
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Look at the Asus U-series and N-series. pretty good bang for the buck.
TheGlock17shooter
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I use a "cheap" HP Pavilion G6
nophix
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Asus G-Series if you can shell out the coin, hands down. My wife's G60 is an absolute beast! It has yet to even flinch at anything I've thrown at it.
However, there are some downsides. It burns through battery at an alarming rate, and weighs as much as a small house.
But, it plays games cranked right up, and makes short work of rendering. CAD works like butter on it.
She's a photographer, so she wanted the horsepower for some high end software.
However, there are some downsides. It burns through battery at an alarming rate, and weighs as much as a small house.
But, it plays games cranked right up, and makes short work of rendering. CAD works like butter on it.
She's a photographer, so she wanted the horsepower for some high end software.
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