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Depends what your doing?

Just to confuse you, lower mhz but more core is better still.

 

Damn you! Lol

 

http://direct.asda.com/Asus-X52N-EX357V-La...default,pd.html

 

Any good?

 

I have a £300 budget to get the best laptop I can for that money...

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Depends what your doing?

Just to confuse you, lower mhz but more core is better still.

 

Damn you! Lol

 

http://direct.asda.com/Asus-X52N-EX357V-La...default,pd.html

 

Any good?

 

I have a £300 budget to get the best laptop I can for that money...

 

Seems fine, you didnt say what its usuage will be but im assuming day to day stuff?

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Aslong as you don't mind having Windows XP have a look at these guys on ebay

 

http://stores.ebay.co.uk/The-best-laptop-d...sid=p4340.l2563

 

All used kit but in great condition, with fresh legal OS's and a 3 month warranty, They are also local so you can collect and blag a fiver off as there will be no ebay/paypal fees!!!

 

Bargain imo

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dell-Latitude-D6...=item35b37c7655

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Not really, but you've buggered yourself by leaving it so long. Recently you could pick up an Intel i3 decent make machine for £300.

 

The price of memory had massively risen since the Thailand floods took out a few of the big players' factories, so I don't think there will be any massive bargainst coming along soon.

 

For anyone that's interested, I can get Dell Latitude (as Bluliz posted) C, D and E series machines, in VG used condition for a superb price (much better than in the link).

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Not really, but you've buggered yourself by leaving it so long. Recently you could pick up an Intel i3 decent make machine for £300.

 

The price of memory had massively risen since the Thailand floods took out a few of the big players' factories, so I don't think there will be any massive bargainst coming along soon.

 

For anyone that's interested, I can get Dell Latitude (as Bluliz posted) C, D and E series machines, in VG used condition for a superb price (much better than in the link).

 

How much? And are they reliable?

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Not really, but you've buggered yourself by leaving it so long. Recently you could pick up an Intel i3 decent make machine for £300.

 

The price of memory had massively risen since the Thailand floods took out a few of the big players' factories, so I don't think there will be any massive bargainst coming along soon.

 

For anyone that's interested, I can get Dell Latitude (as Bluliz posted) C, D and E series machines, in VG used condition for a superb price (much better than in the link).

 

How much? And are they reliable?

 

With all due respect, I can't sell anything to you.

 

If I were you, I'd look at ebay shop manufacturer refubs. I've been buying refurb kit for years and it comes in unopened packaging and I've never had an issue with any refurb kit. These also shouldn't be affected by the recent issues in Thailand since they are strictly 'used' laptops.

 

I'd go Intel rather than AMD, I wouldn't bother at all about HD size since laptops are not meant for that (store all your data on a laptop drive at your peril) and memory (RAM) will be cheap enough to upgrade down the road.

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