Hi,
I'm looking for a laptop recommendation to replace my 4-year-old budget laptop. I don't do any gaming, and the most graphic intensive thing will be watching HD movies. Here's what I'm looking for:
1) 15-15.6" high quality 1080p matte monitor - would prefer IPS, but not required
2) Reputable vendor with decent support (I was looking at Sager until this qualified them out)
3) Decent appearance - Thinkpads are a no go
3) SSD - Seems to be pretty difficult to find unless you go for a very high-end one, so I'm
fine installing one myself if the computer allows one to be installed without too
much difficulty
- On this note, I've read that some laptops have their Windows key embedded
within the BIOS, so it's not possible to do a clean OS install without the
manufacturer's bloatware, and I definitely want to avoid that being an issue.
My budget's $1400 including the SSD if I have to buy a separate one. Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks!
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I'm looking for a laptop recommendation to replace my 4-year-old budget laptop. I don't do any gaming, and the most graphic intensive thing will be watching HD movies. Here's what I'm looking for:
1) 15-15.6" high quality 1080p matte monitor - would prefer IPS, but not required
2) Reputable vendor with decent support (I was looking at Sager until this qualified them out)
3) Decent appearance - Thinkpads are a no go
3) SSD - Seems to be pretty difficult to find unless you go for a very high-end one, so I'm
fine installing one myself if the computer allows one to be installed without too
much difficulty
- On this note, I've read that some laptops have their Windows key embedded
within the BIOS, so it's not possible to do a clean OS install without the
manufacturer's bloatware, and I definitely want to avoid that being an issue.
My budget's $1400 including the SSD if I have to buy a separate one. Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks!
Thread moved from OT to this forum, and that's without even seeing the first reply.
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