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Chromebook vs Budget Laptop - Thoughts?
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Cheers, I've been fairly impressed with Asus over Dell but now you mention it, less so keyboard wise. Lenovo used to be built like tanks (think pad days) , could be a good option here actually0
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I'd stay clear of Dell unless you can afford an expensive one. The build quality of the cheap ones is bad and the hinges are likely to break.jshm2 said:Depends, as it seems you're looking for something with a good keyboard, rather than outright power or screen.
Chromebooks tend to be good all round usage machines at a fair price. But you can get decent second hand laptops with a full keyboard, made for typists. Asus and HP aren't too good in keyboard reliability. Maybe see if you can get a Lenovo or Dell instead.0
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