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I am going to buy a laptop for college and I wanted to know which ones are good to get. Thank you for your answers!
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It depends on your budget. I've had both a toshiba and an Asus. The Asus cost a bit more (like $50 more) at near $400. The Tobshiba I got was a 13'' for $350. I like the Asus better because it seemed to go faster online. I think this is because there are more manufacturer toshiba programs that restrain the laptop a bit. I have the toshiba now. I'm in college. Im generally happy with it. I still recommend the Asus.
It depends on your budget. I've had both a toshiba and an Asus. The Asus cost a bit more (like $50 more) at near $400. The Tobshiba I got was a 13'' for $350. I like the Asus better because it seemed to go faster online. I think this is because there are more manufacturer toshiba programs that restrain the laptop a bit. I have the toshiba now. I'm in college. Im generally happy with it. I still recommend the Asus.
What should I look for in a laptop for college?
I need the cheapest best quality laptop for college. I have no clue what for look for in computers. What do I need to know before buying???
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A lot of students have mac books but they are so overpriced. Any laptop should do for college unless you plan on playing video games on it. Your main focus should be on battery life, screen size and operating system. Battery life is big if you plan on bringing it to class or doing work in the library (if there are no outlets there). Screen size, this might be just me, but i can't stand looking at computers with a screen size of 15' or lower. And yes i do know you will get better battery life will a small screen so i would get a laptop with a 15.6' screen. Operating system should be windows 7 home, vista is buggy and most of the computers in your college probably have it as well. Stay away from refurbished laptops they may be cheaper but having your laptop dieing on you while your on campus is the worst. I would stick to the main brands: Toshiba, HP, Sony, Samsung, Gateway. Shop around there are a lot of good deals online, you don't just have to go to stores like BestBuy. Newegg.com and Amazon.com usually have some good deals.
One other thing to look at... if you can i would hold off buying a laptop until Microsoft Office 2010 comes out (June) because there will probably be deals involving the purchasing of a laptop and receiving a discount on MS office
A lot of students have mac books but they are so overpriced. Any laptop should do for college unless you plan on playing video games on it. Your main focus should be on battery life, screen size and operating system. Battery life is big if you plan on bringing it to class or doing work in the library (if there are no outlets there). Screen size, this might be just me, but i can't stand looking at computers with a screen size of 15' or lower. And yes i do know you will get better battery life will a small screen so i would get a laptop with a 15.6' screen. Operating system should be windows 7 home, vista is buggy and most of the computers in your college probably have it as well. Stay away from refurbished laptops they may be cheaper but having your laptop dieing on you while your on campus is the worst. I would stick to the main brands: Toshiba, HP, Sony, Samsung, Gateway. Shop around there are a lot of good deals online, you don't just have to go to stores like BestBuy. Newegg.com and Amazon.com usually have some good deals.
One other thing to look at... if you can i would hold off buying a laptop until Microsoft Office 2010 comes out (June) because there will probably be deals involving the purchasing of a laptop and receiving a discount on MS office
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