Next year my sister is going off to uni and wants a brand new laptop that she can use for editing and school work and the occasional session of Sims 3.
Recently she has been contemplating which laptop to get and asking me but only to get the response, "I don't do laptops". She was thinking about getting an Apple but talked herself out of it and told herself there was not justification for spending so much money on a laptop.
She said she would like it to be fast, so probably an SSD and have a touchscreen, so probably Windows 8.1 and that was about all she thought I needed to know which I suppose is right.
As always, I'm clueless so any suggestions will be met with open arms.
Joe
Recently she has been contemplating which laptop to get and asking me but only to get the response, "I don't do laptops". She was thinking about getting an Apple but talked herself out of it and told herself there was not justification for spending so much money on a laptop.
She said she would like it to be fast, so probably an SSD and have a touchscreen, so probably Windows 8.1 and that was about all she thought I needed to know which I suppose is right.
As always, I'm clueless so any suggestions will be met with open arms.
Joe
. Compare that to 1 mac book air, 2 dells, a vaio and an acer. The macbook was second hand but so are all my lenovos. To be fair all of my lenovos are the business models which are bullet proof and were relatively expensive when new (until I bought a yoga pro, I'd never owned a lenovo that wasn't ex business). My trusty core 2 duo pre-ultrabook ultrabook is still alive and kicking despite being dropped by my siblings a couple of times. I'm a huge fan. I also have personal experience with that particular laptop model as its one of the ones we use at my work for visitors etc.
