I believe you have no idea what your talking about. They were never a part of microsoft.
Recommend me a good laptop please!
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For 10k
Heres what I would do
One laptop under 2k,
Mitx build
around 5k
Some nice monitors 1k
donate the 2k to charity.
Heres what I would do
One laptop under 2k,
Mitx build
around 5k
Some nice monitors 1k
donate the 2k to charity.
Macs are overpriced. You're paying for the little logo in the middle.
If this topic is still relevant to the OP, here's what I use for a laptop:
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/lenovo/y-series/y500/
As for your post:
Pros: 15", number pad, lots of power, dedicated graphics, back-lit keys.
Cons: Heavy (that's literally my only con to list)
However, you probably will be able to pick a newer model of this laptop for relatively the same price and it will be ~8/9k under your budget.
http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/lenovo/y-series/y500/
As for your post:
Pros: 15", number pad, lots of power, dedicated graphics, back-lit keys.
Cons: Heavy (that's literally my only con to list)
However, you probably will be able to pick a newer model of this laptop for relatively the same price and it will be ~8/9k under your budget.
Geez guys, just because I'm saying 10k budget doesn't mean I'm an idiot. I don't know much about hardware so I threw a high number out there so people's suggestions wouldn't be restricted by cost.
The point is that I'm willing to spend whatever I need to so that I can have a solid laptop that I can use throughout college and beyond. If in some unlikely situation I actually end up spending anywhere near 10k on a laptop it better still be one that'll last me for years.
Anyways from the links that were posted, I can probably put together something satisfactory for ~$4k and and then get a couple screens and other peripherals.
1. There's no need to be condescending here.
2. Different people are in different financial situations. Some people on this forum might have more money than you do.
3. With regards to the domain name, I have my reasons for wanting to acquire it and I am willing to pay that price for it.
CAD, gaming, etc. Nothing horribly resource-intensive but I tend to multitask a lot.
By the way thanks for the link you posted, it's really useful.
The point is that I'm willing to spend whatever I need to so that I can have a solid laptop that I can use throughout college and beyond. If in some unlikely situation I actually end up spending anywhere near 10k on a laptop it better still be one that'll last me for years.
Anyways from the links that were posted, I can probably put together something satisfactory for ~$4k and and then get a couple screens and other peripherals.
1. There's no need to be condescending here.
2. Different people are in different financial situations. Some people on this forum might have more money than you do.
3. With regards to the domain name, I have my reasons for wanting to acquire it and I am willing to pay that price for it.
CAD, gaming, etc. Nothing horribly resource-intensive but I tend to multitask a lot.
By the way thanks for the link you posted, it's really useful.
He probably needs a laptop for a reason. Laptops are extremely useful for school, desktops aren't too great it.
If I were to be picking a school computer, I would definitely go with a laptop.
The point of a laptop is it being portable, you can take it to class for notes, record your lectures, etc.. Very useful. A micro desktop is still the same as a desktop, they aren't portable.
Also, Ronbo, a pretty good idea would be to spend $2k on your laptop, then donate the rest to the MCMarket foundation of research for better MC sales. Just saying.
Ok take your desktop,yourkeyboard,yourmouse,and your monitor to class.
Or...you could just get a laptop...
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