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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834114727

I have been shopping for a laptop and stumbled upon this. Can anyone take a look at it and see if it's a reasonable buy for that price?

I have no intentions of playing games on this laptop, so I am not looking for any high power laptop. I read the review on the newegg site, but since only one person has reviewed it, I would prefer to get other suggestions/reviews before I make a hasty buy.

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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834114727

I have been shopping for a laptop and stumbled upon this. Can anyone take a look at it and see if it's a reasonable buy for that price?

I have no intentions of playing games on this laptop, so I am not looking for any high power laptop. I read the review on the newegg site, but since only one person has reviewed it, I would prefer to get other suggestions/reviews before I make a hasty buy.

What are you looking to use it for?

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The most intensive work that I will be doing is watching videos, using the internet, and maybe a little bit of Photoshop, but nothing too graphical oriented.

And I just realized that the laptop that I posted above doesn't even have an optical drive.

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In that case, you'll probably be looking for a laptop that can handle a decent amount of gaming anyway, even if you won't be doing much of it. HD video is incredibly resource-intensive, especially so on a laptop.

Make sure before you buy that the laptop you're planning on buying can cope comfortably with full HD content while inside Windows - in short, 1080P, 60 FPS, 10+ Mbps, AC3 audio @ at least 128kbps. The reason I specifically mention "while in Windows" is I've seen some unscrupulous salesmen demonstrate video playback outside the OS, in a much smaller, much more lightweight environment, such as the smaller, faster and less CPU and graphically intensive "instant-on" environments, like the Dell Media Direct and Latitude ON environments.

If you're looking at it as a long-term solution, you might want to make sure it can also play BD comfortably.

If you can, test it with 5-minute or so clip of a basketball game. Fast paced, lots of noise, plenty of scene changes, complex content. Perfect for testing HD capability.

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