New Laptop

[spennyj69]

Asus makes a real, great quality laptops with long-lasting motherboards. They are my favourite. I have a Lenovo right now, which I also recommend.

Asus and Lenovo are the top 2 i'm thinking about getting as of right now. Both seem like a well put together, great quality, inexpensive laptop. Can you tell me what kind of difference between these two laptops?

Newegg.com - ASUS F502CA-EB31 Intel Core i3 2367M (1.40GHz) 4GB Memory 500GB HDD 15.6" Notebook Windows 8 64-Bit ..$450 at the store I went to

ASUS VivoBook S500CA-US71T intel Core i7 15.6" Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook - Newegg.com ..$700 at the store I went to

Is there really a $250 difference between the two in your mind? I greatly appreciate your help man

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I got an Acer, n its really dope, has 500Gb i think with a crazy good stock motherboard

Really? Nice I saw a few Acer's at the store they looked pretty good. Is that the refurbished one you were talking about earlier?

Whats your price range?

Cheaper the better. Anywhere from $400-$900 or around there

[Bill Laimbeer]

Asus and Lenovo are the top 2 i'm thinking about getting as of right now. Both seem like a well put together, great quality, inexpensive laptop. Can you tell me what kind of difference between these two laptops?

Newegg.com - ASUS F502CA-EB31 Intel Core i3 2367M (1.40GHz) 4GB Memory 500GB HDD 15.6" Notebook Windows 8 64-Bit ..$450 at the store I went to

ASUS VivoBook S500CA-US71T intel Core i7 15.6" Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook - Newegg.com ..$700 at the store I went to

Is there really a $250 difference between the two in your mind? I greatly appreciate your help man

Yes there is definitely a difference in the two. The first one has a much slower processor with the i3 (dual core), where the second has the i7(quad core) which is a lot faster than the i3 processor. The second is touch screen and has an integrated solid state hard drive which will also allow for faster boot up speeds if you install your operating system on the solid state drive instead of the hard drive. I would go with the second one for sure, if you have the cash.

[TinyPenisProductions]

Asus and Lenovo are the top 2 i'm thinking about getting as of right now. Both seem like a well put together, great quality, inexpensive laptop. Can you tell me what kind of difference between these two laptops?

Newegg.com - ASUS F502CA-EB31 Intel Core i3 2367M (1.40GHz) 4GB Memory 500GB HDD 15.6" Notebook Windows 8 64-Bit ..$450 at the store I went to

ASUS VivoBook S500CA-US71T intel Core i7 15.6" Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook - Newegg.com ..$700 at the store I went to

Is there really a $250 difference between the two in your mind? I greatly appreciate your help man

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Really? Nice I saw a few Acer's at the store they looked pretty good. Is that the refurbished one you were talking about earlier?



Cheaper the better. Anywhere from $400-$900 or around there

Ya it is, but NewEgg is the shit tbh

[spennyj69]

Yes there is definitely a difference in the two. The first one has a much slower processor with the i3 (dual core), where the second has the i7(quad core) which is a lot faster than the i3 processor. The second is touch screen and has an integrated solid state hard drive which will also allow for faster boot up speeds if you install your operating system on the solid state drive instead of the hard drive. I would go with the second one for sure, if you have the cash.

Yeah the touch screen is a nice accessory for sure. Definitely leaning towards that 2nd one. One more comparison to run by ya if I could

ASUS S56CA-DH51 Ultrabook Computer, Intel® Core? i5-3317U, 6GB Memory, 750GB Hard Drive, 15.6" - Sam's Club ..$675..6GB ram, 750GB harddrive, i5

ASUS VivoBook S500CA-US71T intel Core i7 15.6" Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook - Newegg.com ..$700..4GB ram, 500GB hardrive, i7

Its only a $25 difference but to me the first one seems like a better buy..am I wrong?

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Ya it is, but NewEgg is the shit tbh

Seems like a good site for that kind of stuff...you order off there a lot?

[Bill Laimbeer]

Yeah the touch screen is a nice accessory for sure. Definitely leaning towards that 2nd one. One more comparison to run by ya if I could

ASUS S56CA-DH51 Ultrabook Computer, Intel® Core? i5-3317U, 6GB Memory, 750GB Hard Drive, 15.6" - Sam's Club ..$675..6GB ram, 750GB harddrive, i5

ASUS VivoBook S500CA-US71T intel Core i7 15.6" Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook - Newegg.com ..$700..4GB ram, 500GB hardrive, i7

Its only a $25 difference but to me the first one seems like a better buy..am I wrong?

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Seems like a good site for that kind of stuff...you order off there a lot?

Meh.. they are pretty much equal.

[spennyj69]

Meh.. they are pretty much equal.

Alright man I kinda figured that thanks for your help I appreciate it!

[TinyPenisProductions]

Yeah the touch screen is a nice accessory for sure. Definitely leaning towards that 2nd one. One more comparison to run by ya if I could

ASUS S56CA-DH51 Ultrabook Computer, Intel® Core? i5-3317U, 6GB Memory, 750GB Hard Drive, 15.6" - Sam's Club ..$675..6GB ram, 750GB harddrive, i5

ASUS VivoBook S500CA-US71T intel Core i7 15.6" Windows 8 Touchscreen Ultrabook - Newegg.com ..$700..4GB ram, 500GB hardrive, i7

Its only a $25 difference but to me the first one seems like a better buy..am I wrong?

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Seems like a good site for that kind of stuff...you order off there a lot?

Not a lot, but i do whenever i need something for my computer, like it started with 4gb of ram, n i wanted eight. So i bought my computer from there, some ram, n im gonna buy a new processor in the future tbh

[spennyj69]

Not a lot, but i do whenever i need something for my computer, like it started with 4gb of ram, n i wanted eight. So i bought my computer from there, some ram, n im gonna buy a new processor in the future tbh

Nice! Good to know in case I ever want to do some of that stuff to mine.

[Waynasite]

Get a dell?

[nickiminajsitonmyface]

No one needs an i7.

Get something with an i5 processor.

http://www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-...rds=laptops+i5

[DemDrums]

Depending on your budget Id invest in getting a Solid State external hard drive or just a decent conventional hard drive. Eventually data slows down your machine anyways so your better off storing or at least archiving you music/films externally.

[Flame Beats]

No one needs an i7.

Get something with an i5 processor.

Amazon.com: Dell Inspiron i15RV-10000BLK 16-Inch Laptop (1.8 GHz Intel i5 3337U Processor, 4 GB Ram, 500 GB Hard Drive, Windows Black Matte with Textured Finish: Electronics

yeah I guess don't really need an i7. I don't need 32 GB RAM either


yet I have both in my desktop...