give your suggestions for buying a laptop with good configuration

@csiscool-qA5mGA • Oct 27, 2024

Oct 27, 2024

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my budget is 30000 to 40000. I want to know what are all features that I should ask to sales man,which are all essential .bcoz, I dont know which ram type is best like ddr or some other and also I dont know which is best processor type.and which one is good for the following purposes and which one is advanced.
I want the laptop to browse and for programming and some entertainment fun too 😀,not for playing games..

my friends suggesting me to get laptop on Dell..tell me whether it is good or not?

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csiscool

@csiscool-qA5mGA • Sep 19, 2010

also please tell me how many ports that the best laptop config have
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Kaustubh Katdare

@thebigk • Sep 19, 2010

I bought Dell Inspiron 15 few months ago and it's really a good computer, especially with uBuntu 10 loaded. I bought it from one of their retail stores and it cost me about INR. 35k. The laptop is really good considering that its usage is limited to document/image editing and internet browsing. It comes with Windows7 home edition which does the job very well.

I don't think you'll have to worry about the ports unless you want to use them for specific purpose. I'm happy with the 3 USB ports. The machine comes with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi module, which is very common for the modern laptops.

Before buying any laptop, the first question you should ask yourself is "What's the purpose of the machine?". If you want a gaming machine, you'll need more RAM and obviously a GPU. In my opinion, any HDD beyond 300 GB is more than sufficient (unless you want to load your computer with movies and songs, which I don't recommend). If you want a machine for programming and entertainment; any laptop with 2 GB ram is enough to do the job.

PS: If you want mobility, go with smaller screen sizes. Carrying a bulky laptop can sometimes be a pain in the a$$.
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Reya

@reya-SMihdC • Sep 19, 2010

if u r in a plan of buying the dell laptop just go to dell.com site and see the models and u can know the range of different models..u can also personalize according to your usage as biggie told😀
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Ashraf HZ

@Ash • Sep 19, 2010

Psst.. buy an AMD powered laptop. Support them! 😉
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gohm

@gohm-F3UUpP • Sep 20, 2010

+1 on AMD units
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csiscool

@csiscool-qA5mGA • Sep 22, 2010

Guys I heard Dell laps having problem in battery after the warranty ..Is that true?
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