It's hard to find a laptop you like.

[Rapsven]

I've been searching everywhere...but I just can't seem to find a notebook with the following specs:

Dothan 1.6 CPU
512 RAM
nVidia Go 6200
60 gb 7200 RPM HDD

If anybody could help me, it'd be of immense benefit.

 

[AMDZen]

So build your own. Have you considered that?

buy the barebones @ www.rjtech.com

Buy the CPU, HDD, Memory from newegg.com and your set. Sometimes they won't come with a optical drive or Wireless card in which case you need those also.

 

[Lonyo]

Why do you need those exact specifications?
There are plenty of machines with 1.6GHz/512MB/60GB and a different graphics card (eg: Mobility 9600 or 9700), why not look at one of those instead?
Is the 6200 that essential?

 

[otispunkmeyer]

not many with a 7200rpm hard drive though

but i think a 7200 would kinda suck the batterys dry quicker than a normal 5400 drive, which in laptops are perfectly fine

 

[Lonyo]

Dell's can have 7200's and mobility 9700/9600's.

 

[skiingliberal]

Lonyo-

Haven't you learned that we are picky picky folks?

 

[Jeff7]

Originally posted by: AMDZen
So build your own. Have you considered that?

buy the barebones @ www.rjtech.com

Buy the CPU, HDD, Memory from newegg.com and your set. Sometimes they won't come with a optical drive or Wireless card in which case you need those also.

I've been searching everywhere...but I just can't seem to find a notebook with the following specs:

Notebook. Can't build your own notebook PC. 😉


Someone made a point on here recently that new 7200rpm drives are made to be more efficient than older generation 4200 and 5400rpm drives, or at least a greater efficiency-per-rpm.
A fast processor and a good GPU are also going to drain the battery quick; seems that it's a choice between performance or portability these days. Too much performance, and there's not going to be much battery life - and plenty of weight.