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budget - uncertain - but since she was contemplating a macbook - say £500 (I am aware that macbooks are £900 +)kwikbreaks wrote: »Just about any current laptop will meet those requirements.
First steps are to set a budget and decide on screensize. The other thing to wonder about is is that really all - what about watching videos? That will require a better quality screen than simple web browsing if disappointment is to be avoided.
15 inch appears acceptible - she may need to watch videos0 -
In the days of laptops being supplied with UHD screens, I would accept nothing less than FHD.
So use this as a benchmark; http://mcscom.co.uk/product/dell-inspiron-15-5558-i5-5200u-2-20ghz-8gb-1tb-920m-15-6-fhd-w10h-1yr-rtb-wty-mln298/
I would like a SSD fitted.0 -
Thanks that seems almost too cheap - what is the USB pen used for ?In the days of laptops being supplied with UHD screens, I would accept nothing less than FHD.
So use this as a benchmark; http://mcscom.co.uk/product/dell-inspiron-15-5558-i5-5200u-2-20ghz-8gb-1tb-920m-15-6-fhd-w10h-1yr-rtb-wty-mln298/
I would like a SSD fitted.
Is the screen touch sensitive?0 -
VAT and postage to be added, so £348 in total.0
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