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I'd really appreciate any input you have that comes from first hand experience with IBM's T-series or the HP nc8000/nc6000 (or whatever else you think warrants my attention).
The laptop I'm going to buy will ideally have 3 hours or more of battery life, a sxga or higher res screen that's no larger than 15", be portable (no tanks), have good overall build quality, decent wireless capabilities, a dvd burner, a 5200rpm or faster hdd, a centrino proccy, be capable of 2 gigs of ram, and have 64 megs or more of dedicated vid mem (this is not crucial as I wont be gaming much).
$2600.. What would you get and why?
I"m throwing this question out there in case there are any oddball contenders I left out.
No I don't want an Alienware.
MUCHOS GRACIAS :beer:
The laptop I'm going to buy will ideally have 3 hours or more of battery life, a sxga or higher res screen that's no larger than 15", be portable (no tanks), have good overall build quality, decent wireless capabilities, a dvd burner, a 5200rpm or faster hdd, a centrino proccy, be capable of 2 gigs of ram, and have 64 megs or more of dedicated vid mem (this is not crucial as I wont be gaming much).
$2600.. What would you get and why?
I"m throwing this question out there in case there are any oddball contenders I left out.
No I don't want an Alienware.
MUCHOS GRACIAS :beer: