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My Toshiba Satellite laptop has done me well the last few years, but its time for an upgrade. Im getting dizzy reading reviews and deciding which one. I still trying to catch up with lastest models etc and was hoping some of you could help with some advice or recommendations to add to the short list.
What I want..
I dont have space for a desktop so it has to be a laptop.
Needs; Large screen, quality picture. Good sound. Blueray preferable. Dedicated graphics card for some gaming. It will be a desktop substitute so highest spec available. Reliable.
Not bothered about
Weight, size of unit, design, touchscreen, battery life.
Budget.. £850 to £1000
A couple that have caught my eye, that seem to tick most of the boxes considering my budget, but would appreciate some informed opinions, to see if I am on the right track.
ASUS N550JV 15"
Dell Inspiron 17" 7000 series
Cheers
Inspiron 7000 user here - it is pretty good, nice and speedy. The keyboard is more pretty than type-y though*
* I might be spoilt in that I have used Thinkpads/a PS2 keyboard on a daily basis.
http://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/laptop-computers/
Worth a look if you're not brand conscious and know what specs you want
typing from an old inspiron here, been solid for near on 4 years now. Was lowish spec when I got it (only an I3) but had separate graphics. Coming unstuck on some games now. I'd take a look at the dell outlet store to increase your buying power.
Bit over budget http://outlet.euro.dell.com/Online/SecondaryInventorySearch.aspx?c=uk&l=en&s=dfh&cs=ukdfh1&puid=4e72401e