Best small laptop for under £1000

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Sysman replied

6 December 2006, 00:06
Fast, cheap, reliable.

Pick any two.
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vista replied

5 December 2006, 22:12
TRy here

Originally posted by n5gooner

OK guys & girls, I want a new laptop, around a 12 or 13" screen, for under £1000 what can people recomend please.....to run dual boot windows and unix.

www.mcscom.co.uk
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Lucy replied

5 December 2006, 16:45
This is more than you want to pay but it is very nice.

nice
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DimPrawn replied

5 December 2006, 15:57
Originally posted by n5gooner

ok...ok....good battery, and 80-100Gb disk. Able to run Vista is a must, around 1Gb of RAM is fine.....

I hate Dell, but this fits the bill

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/92149...tude-d420.html

http://reviews.zdnet.co.uk/hardware/...9283483,00.htm

£1K + VAT
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premiere replied

5 December 2006, 15:45
philips x56...comes in at about £650
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n5gooner replied

5 December 2006, 15:20
Originally posted by DimPrawn

In that case, dunno.
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DimPrawn replied

5 December 2006, 15:19
In that case, dunno.
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n5gooner replied

5 December 2006, 15:18
ok...ok....good battery, and 80-100Gb disk. Able to run Vista is a must, around 1Gb of RAM is fine.....
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DimPrawn replied

5 December 2006, 15:17
So if one laptop had the fastest CPU in the world, but only 1GB of RAM and was heavy and poor on battery life it would be better/worse than one with an average CPU, thin as paper with 2GB of RAM?
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Viktor replied

5 December 2006, 15:16
Fujitsu Siemens LIFEBOOK S2110 800-something quids plus VAT, 13,3 inch TFT...if you need Vista buy something more powerful (and more expensive...
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n5gooner replied

5 December 2006, 15:15
Originally posted by DimPrawn

What's your main requirements?

Fast CPU?
Long battery life?
Lightest/thinnest?
Full of RAM?

all the above...
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DimPrawn replied

5 December 2006, 15:12
What's your main requirements?

Fast CPU?
Long battery life?
Lightest/thinnest?
Full of RAM?
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ratewhore replied

5 December 2006, 15:11
12" powerbook from the apple refurbished store...
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n5gooner started a topic Best small laptop for under £1000

5 December 2006, 14:53
Best small laptop for under £1000

OK guys & girls, I want a new laptop, around a 12 or 13" screen, for under £1000 what can people recomend please.....to run dual boot windows and unix.
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