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In a not so "woe is me" thread, i'm interested to know where people are purchasing their personal laptops from...

 

I'm after one of those slim ones without the CD drive. I'm not sure what brands are popular at the moment. I want it to be as powerful as it can for £400.

 

It's so much easier buying for school!

 

Anyone bought one recently they're pleased with?

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Dabs.com, eBuyer.com, cclonline.com, scan.co.uk

 

All places I have had my personal bits and bobs from :) Including Laptops and PCs over the years :)

 

As for slim, maybe pushing it for £400, Ultrabooks are expensive and the cheap thin ones tend to lack umph so you are probably more likely to get a normal laptop with optical drive.

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ah, ok £400 no good.....hmm....

 

I don't know - all i know is I havn't used one of the lenovo's at that price point.

 

although mine was around £520 (Lenovo E420S) but I have stuck an SSD and an extra 4gb ram in (ram cost about 20 quid) and was very easy to do.

 

I am currently running my machine underneath and 2 VM's off it without even stressing it. (Intel I5, 8GB 256 SSD).

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Possibly getting a refurb ( Dell and other manufacturers generally tend to have a sub section on there site ref Refurbed laptops ) ??

 

Also as per the stock2ber competition thread , @VeryPC sell to individuals etc - give them a call on there number , am sure Al and Co. can help you out more :)

 

Not purchased a laptop through them however I have ordered a number of other items through aria , here is the link for laptops on there site though : Laptops - Aria Technology

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My sister was looking at a HP laptop last night from Argos. Don't have the link to hand, but for 400 you got a dual core, 4gb ram, 15.6in screen, I can't remember the HDD size though. I'm not really 'selling' it right now, I know, but the spec seemed very good.

Most important bit: 3-year warranty as default.

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