A beautiful Friday morning! How are you?
My laptop, which I use as standpc, and my son thinks that I should look around for a new device.
I want to have a Lappy again, for space reasons, no Pcturm in question.
Requirements are large memory, large hard drive and as usual simple operation asked. It can be quiet 17Zoller and I'm not bound to a fixed MaRKE:
The whole thing will be up-to-date anyway in the fall anyway. But I'm already looking at devices in advance and pay attention to offers. Priced is not too much inside, so I take care of actions.
In the fall often come (at school start) often very good deals out.
What would you advise me?
It should also be a device where I can work for a long time without any problems.
http://www.notebooksbilliger.de/...illiger.de
there you can search well and select your criteria and then look what it is for devices to choose from. I have my 17zöller now for 5 years and am absolutely satisfied with it. Is back then (like the models before) again become an acer.
small tip: I had my then at otto-bought, they often have pretty good offers.
And what do you think about going to one or more large electronics stores and seeing the exhibited copies there?
Do you really want to follow any advice without having seen the corresponding device "live"?
if you work with it permanently, handling, feeling and the visual impression play a big role. In terms of performance, there are hardly any major differences in the mid-range range (400-600 euro), so you can focus on those personal impressions or wishes.
To surf or work properly? It also does not seem to matter that it is as narrow and light as possible.
Since I personally do not care about consumer laptops but your budget is small, I would probably resort to a refurbished business laptop. For example, a Lenovo T5x0. Something is much more reliable, better processed and really robust. The W series is good too. But no Lenovo L or E, etc. Buy, that's back for consumer.
eg:
https://www.luxnote-hannover.de/lenovo-thinkpad-t540p-intel-i7-2-4ghz-8gb-256gb-ssd-nvidia-1gb-webcam-win7-pro-945.html
https://www.esm-computer.de/lenovo-thinkpad-t550-core-i7-5600u-2-6-ghz-webcam-b-ware-1017838/
https://www.esm-computer.de/lenovo-thinkpad-w540-core-i7-4800mq-2-7-ghz-webcam-1016723/
If necessary, you can also change the hard disk yourself if it is too small. Batteries are not firmly installed there.
I taste a bit around here, I had my device after all, soon eight years and it had cost 250 euro, … It is not me now to buy a Billigsdorfer immediately, but I would like to have something gscheites long term… You are right in the You get a lot of e-markets and I'll do that too, but you can already get some info right now. Lg.
I do not want a fixed battery
Yes, he SHOULD
Ok, but for a 17 inch model you have to fork out much more than for a smaller one. And since you always work with a lappi directly in arm length, say distance less than a meter, but the screen must not be disproportionately large, right?
Achso, I know that it sounds funny to buy an older, used notebook first. However, such business laptops are also at a completely different level of processing. Not everything is made of the cheapest plastic that breaks after 2 years where. But they are not slim and "sexy", because they just need to endure a lot and incidentally a maintenance cover can also be upgraded a little if necessary. Such as larger hard drive or more RAM. Keyboard and touchpad are again better than cheap consumer laptops.
The performance has not been so extreme in recent years. If it's not about playing games for which these laptops are definitely not designed, then those are enough of the performance.
There's always 1 year warranty, the first I see, for just 7 euro even 2 years. You have a right of return if you are not satisfied.
