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New Lap Top

Ronnie
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I need to replace my laptop for something newer..  Been looking at something i7, 8GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 2GB graphics and 15ish inch screen around 800-900 + VAT  Have been looking at 3XS from scan (we buy most of our IT stuff from here) but wondering if anyone has come across something which they could recommend??

 

 
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a serial converter lol

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You'll be going some to get a speed like that for £900

I need to replace my laptop for something newer..  Been looking at something i7, 8GB RAM, 1TB SSD, 2GB graphics and 15ish inch screen around 800-900 + VAT  Have been looking at 3XS from scan (we buy most of our IT stuff from here) but wondering if anyone has come across something which they could recommend??

I like Dell laptops as they dont break I have had several different makes and I cant seem to break the Dells I know James would agree. They are more expensive, take longer to come, (not next day unless you buy a standard spec from PC world) and you can only use their PSU to charge it. But that said you will be pleased that you bought one the first time you pour coffee over it 

I'd just buy a acer, asus or whatever & wipe it & ebay after 18 months

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Dell all the way for me, had my latest one last year (Inspiron 15z, i7 + 8gb + touchscreen) great machine

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Previously had Dell. Last machine the screen died. Fair play though, they came out next day to fit a replacement.

Now moved over to Sony VAIO S series.

Had a works Dell for 6 years with no drama's, we have couple of Toshiba's and an HP @ home again with no drama's

Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.

Dell Latitude here, one on win 7, field one on win xp both my own not companies, love then, and they have serial for 232

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I like Dell laptops as they dont break I have had several different makes and I cant seem to break the Dells I know James would agree. They are more expensive, take longer to come, (not next day unless you buy a standard spec from PC world) and you can only use their PSU to charge it. But that said you will be pleased that you bought one the first time you pour coffee over it 

 

I've had 2 Dells in the past with no issues and Dan has one of my old ones which needs replacing.  My plan is to replace the battery on my current HP and give this to him and get a new one for me..  

 

Kind of liking this and it's well below budget..

 

http://www.dell.com/uk/p/inspiron-15-7537/pd?oc=cn75305&model_id=inspiron-15-7537

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