Spec me big laptops

Mark · 15-07-2009, 20:01

I'm a bit out of the loop with these. What are the current options when it comes to big(ish) laptops on a budget. Say 17", dual core, cheapest graphics, 1280x768 or above, 2GB, any non-Apple OS (already have a Windows 7 HP license earmarked for it if needed). It won't be doing anything more strenuous than web/email and a bit of Photoshop Elements or similar.

I'm very much a Dell/Intel fanboy, but it isn't for me so I can be persuaded otherwise.

Edit - 16" might do, and maybe even 15.4", but the word "big" was certainly used in the request. Don't mind if it's heavy, do mind if the battery life sucks.

15-07-2009, 20:01	#1
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	Spec me big laptops I'm a bit out of the loop with these. What are the current options when it comes to big(ish) laptops on a budget. Say 17", dual core, cheapest graphics, 1280x768 or above, 2GB, any non-Apple OS (already have a Windows 7 HP license earmarked for it if needed). It won't be doing anything more strenuous than web/email and a bit of Photoshop Elements or similar. I'm very much a Dell/Intel fanboy, but it isn't for me so I can be persuaded otherwise. Edit - 16" might do, and maybe even 15.4", but the word "big" was certainly used in the request. Don't mind if it's heavy, do mind if the battery life sucks. Last edited by Mark; 15-07-2009 at 20:16.

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