What is the best laptop for college right now?

Coleman

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Without knowing your budget or what you intend to do w/your laptop (for instance, are you planning on majoring in physics or mathematics?) it's impossible to say what's best.

Dell & Lenovo both offer quality laptops in a range of prices from $400-$800+.

Or you could look into the new Microsoft Surface tablet starting at $500. It comes bundled w/Office Home & Student 2013, which is a plus.

Macbook air 2013, macbook pro with retina or macbook pro non retina?

Michelle T

I'm on a budget. I'm a college student and also I want an inexpensive laptop. That I can store documents on, and occasional gaming. Overall, I will be using computer for documents, occasioanl gaming and web browsing. Also can I have apps like spotify on my macbook? I currently use a PC.

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I would not get a retina one unless you are wanting to do photography in college, or anything that involves clear images.

I use a MacBook Pro non-retina and I love it. I can play games smoothly, surf the internet without any problems and get homework done without worrying about crashes, annoying things popping up or lag. It's really nice to have. Very reliable too.

Yes you can use apps like Spotify.

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Best Laptop/tablet for graphic design students (2013)?

Lexi

Hi I am about to go into college and a need a laptop or tablet that is best suited for the graphic design major as well as gaming ( mostly sims3 ) i have been looking around and i do have a small budget. nothing over 500 the max is 600 but nothing more. It needs to be fast, light weight. lots of space, Sims 3 compatible, adobe suite compatible, great or decent graphics, it MUST have a USB hub. long battery life, 3+ hours, and it should not heat up to quickly or stay relatively cool to the touch. i currently have a dell INSPIRON15 (on of the originals before it got cool) and it pretty decent but heavy and it heats up. i am a serious multitask-er. and i think it time to trade up. and suggestions?

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Asus has one option which you can consider and it comes under your budget of $600 with the price of $550. The reason of recommending this laptop is its almost same features which you are requiring from a laptop. And also it performs really as one of an actual user describes its Performance as commendable. Here is a complete review which you can see and it will help you:

http://www.amazon.com/review/R5ZANLYD4ZQ41/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B009RUS452&linkCode=&nodeID=&tag=hawmekm-20

Also it has really good features which help you in performing every task which you have mentioned. It includes Intel Core i5 3317U 1.7 GHz and 6 GB DDR3 which is perfect for fast processing. It has storage with 750 GB 5400 rpm Hard Drive and 24 GB Solid-State Drive. It has good portable 15.6-Inch Screen with Intel GMA HD and Windows 8.

All of these features, good performance and good built comes in a package of $550. So I would recommend it to you among other good options. But if you want to see other laptops for comparison with it then here is a list of laptops which are best selling and also comes under your budget of $600:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_p_36_6?bbn=565108&qid=1374316835&rh=n%3A172282%2Cn%3A%21493964%2Cn%3A541966%2Cn%3A565108&rnid=2421885011&low-price=&high-price=600&x=-180&y=-3564&tag=hawmekm-20

What is the best laptop for college right now?

Coleman

Answer
Without knowing your budget or what you intend to do w/your laptop (for instance, are you planning on majoring in physics or mathematics?) it's impossible to say what's best.

Dell & Lenovo both offer quality laptops in a range of prices from $400-$800+.

Or you could look into the new Microsoft Surface tablet starting at $500. It comes bundled w/Office Home & Student 2013, which is a plus.

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