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    I will not recommend ACER to anyone after the countless problems I see them have.

    ASUS and Toshiba are very good brands for the money, and most of the laptops listed will do you right :)
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    LiquidSnak said:
    I will not recommend ACER to anyone after the countless problems I see them have.

    ASUS and Toshiba are very good brands for the money, and most of the laptops listed will do you right :)
    +1, I vote for that.
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    While I enjoy my desktop-replacement laptops, thinking back to college and trying to imagine if I could have had one then... I'd get something really small considering you mentioned note taking, Word (to write up papers no doubt) and some surfing (to read up references). As Windows i7 920 mentioned, I'd seriously consider a netbook. Something really light and slim that you can comfortably sling around.
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    my brother bought "lenovo" like 7 weeks back and it runs great...
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    lorddenis said:
    my brother bought "lenovo" like 7 weeks back and it runs great...
    Lenovo took over IBM's PC division. So it would not surprise me that the laptop is of good quality.
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    I have been looking around a bit and I do want to spend less than 500 dollars on a netbook, I was looking at the ASUS Eee PC and the HP mini, what can you tell me about them?

    They are both around 250 dollars at futureshop and on ebay
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    Swifty said:
    I have been looking around a bit and I do want to spend less than 500 dollars on a netbook, I was looking at the ASUS Eee PC and the HP mini, what can you tell me about them?

    They are both around 250 dollars at futureshop and on ebay
    Are you sure you want to deal with a Netbook. Any new Netbook with the dual core 500 series processor will cost you as much as a better laptop. And those older single core Atom processors will really test your patience. In addition, they have very poor graphics and no CD/DVD reader.
    I would think twice before I emark on a netbook.
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    whs said:
    Swifty said:
    I have been looking around a bit and I do want to spend less than 500 dollars on a netbook, I was looking at the ASUS Eee PC and the HP mini, what can you tell me about them?

    They are both around 250 dollars at futureshop and on ebay
    Are you sure you want to deal with a Netbook. Any new Netbook with the dual core 500 series processor will cost you as much as a better laptop. And those older single core Atom processors will really test your patience. In addition, they have very poor graphics and no CD/DVD reader.
    I would think twice before I emark on a netbook.
    Well the reason I am buying a netbook is for nothing else than school related work and the only things that I will be using it for is organizing my notes and taking them with microsoft word I may use the other components of microsoft office but I am not looking to game with it or use and form of multi media. I have my main computer which gets everything I need done,

    I just need it for note taking to reduce paper. as long as the battery life is 4 hours I am very pleased.
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