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Ok i needed some info on some good laptops.

They should be
a) within my budged of around 30 - 40k INR (use the convertor )
b) look good
c) Powerfol to a limit

Basically what i know so far that i want is ...
P4, 256mb ddr ram, 64mb gfx card (nvdia or ati), 40 gb hdd and a writer.

These are my basic requirements.
I looked at alienware and well .... area 51 is out of reach but sentia is ok but its gfx card sux
Can someone tell me about the processor. I aint too sure about celeron

Alienware laptops here

The quicker ya'll answer the better cause im in a hurry

It seems ok... But i reckon u should get the MJ-12m one that looks a lot better!

bump .... replies ?? help ??

If you don't play games or anything, don't try to find the top of line card.

The  Intel Celeron processor  offer good performance, reliability, and dependability at an exceptional value for laptop PCs. and great for most ..Games





have a look at this site..if you would like a bit more of an indepth view into the product

http://developer.intel.com/design/Celeron/prodbref/




and an overall spec info

http://www.gcscanada.com/products/cpu/intel_celeron_specs.htm

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Originally posted by nvez
If you don't play games or anything, don't try to find the top of line card.

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I would want to play the occassional racing or soccer game on my laptop but thats it ..... no hl2 kinda games

So ???

I'm just about to buy a laptop for uni - I think I'm going to go for an Apple PowerBook. I can do everything I can on Windows (a lot easier infact) and if I wanted to play games (I don't usually play games) I still can.

If you are still in education, you can get educational discount.

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Originally posted by Chris.
I'm just about to buy a laptop for uni - I think I'm going to go for an Apple PowerBook. I can do everything I can on Windows (a lot easier infact) and if I wanted to play games (I don't usually play games) I still can.

If you are still in education, you can get educational discount.

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Its a good idea thanks

Why don't you buy a dell? They offer complete systems often including anti-virus/firewall and are ready to use when you buy them . (And they have good low pricing..)

my bet would be on compaq atm.. i'm a fan of amd and hp/compaq are the only oem manufactures that i could find with a decent name and amd.  dells are usually cheap though.