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dane_stone

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Hi all I’m after a laptop needs to be high spec so I can run AutoCAD Inventor on it. Got about £1000 to spend but would prefer to get change from that if pos. Does any one know of any good web sites? I'm not very computer minded thou.

 

Ruff spec I'll need.

centrino duo processor

1+ mb ram

80+ hard drive

17" visible screen

Very good graphics card

 

Thanks Dean

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Just got the new Sony Vaio, only released last week and like hens teeth to get hold of, its fantastic but I think would be a bit small and too pricey for you!

 

I know in the world of laptops Acer is a dirty word as they are more bottom end of the market but a designer friend of mine has just bought a huge 21" laptop to do large work on, and I have to admit its quite impressive.

 

You might want to take a look at them, I think he got his from `Dabs`. Although as I say, I cant vouch for the long term robustness of Acer stuff?

 

If it helps we all get our machines from `Micro Anvika`, who to date have been very good.

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Thanks for the info liking the hp's the second link is the kind i'm after.

 

If you find the one you want. Give this guy James at Lanserve a call on 0870 7668356 he can usually get a better deal :) we buy all our laptops/PC's from him.

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Cheers guys think it's going to be either the hp or the fujitsu going to do a bit of reading up on both. Edd t thanks for the no. I'll give him a ring see what he can do for me.

 

Haha think I ment 1gb ram can't get anything past you lot:)

 

P.s Needs to be good for games and porn too.:eyebrows:

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I've always liked Toshiba laptops.

 

I know you know the difference but what makes me laugh is when people ask stupid questions like, "Martin, who made your PC?"

 

"Evesham"

 

"Oh, mine's a Dell. Will it run the same software?"

 

:blink:

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Forgot to say, bare in mind you will also need xp professional for inventor:)

 

Cheers for the heads up about that.

Only using Inventor cos that’s what we'll be getting at work soon (fingers crossed). But once I've got to grips with it might move on to Pro Engineer and Edgecam. Would it be easy to move over to one of these from Inventor? or are they allot more different. Still using 2D AutoCAD LT 2002 at work and it's so boring Inventers seem much easier to use.

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Don't be put off by Vil's comment about ACER machines mate. (No offence Vil)

 

They aren't at the low end of the market at all, in fact, quite the opposite. They are affiliated with ASUS (considered often to be the best) and despite components being second grade they are generally faultless and performance for price is pretty much unrivalled.

 

This is the Laptop I picked up for my sisters 18th on behalf of my old dears and it's a stormer.

 

http://www.laptopshop.co.uk/acer-aspire_5672wlmi_lsb-laptop-4-n2.htm

 

Just shows that they don't have to be top 'brand' labelled.

 

Good luck.

 

Greg

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