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Hi Karen...I personally would not go back to having a desktop pc now. Laptops are so versatile....God alone knows the amount of times I talk to you lot from my bed PC world are offering some very good deals at the minute, some basic but perfectly adequate laptops for £399 infact my friend was saying today they had some as low as £349 I am not sure of the spec though but for what you seem to be wanting to do with it then I would say you would be quite ok buying one of these cheaper models |
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I only have had laptops. The only problem I have had are battery problems, but that is probably down to me leaving my pc on standby all the time. The battery dies then the pc dies. At the moment I am using a friend's laptop cos my other one has completely died. It is only a year old and have had problems all along. Apart from the above you cannot knock the convenience of a laptop. At mo I am on the sofa whilst watching TV, later I will take it upstairs when I go to bed! Just make sure the processor speed is not too slow as I find that the most annoying thing. |
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I usually run my laptop off the mains so don't tend to have battery probs. Tend to only run it on the battery if moving it to the printer/fax or using it in the garden in summer... |
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