Laptop rookie info. you give? thx m14m1m?
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Just a suggestion, try to work on spelling and grammar. That said, AMD is better both for price and in many cases performance. Most laptops are pretty much not upgradeable, except if you want to replace the hard drive or add limited memory, unlike a desktop where you can upgrade just about anything. For the flying games, you want to make sure you try and find a laptop that advertises a video card with at least 128 megs of ram, not to be confused with the laptops ram, which should be at least 512MB if not 1 gig. I also suggest a built in wi-fi card, which most laptops come with now anyways. Best buy is a good place to buy a computer, and if possible try and buy an extended service plan warranty :).\nI Hope this helps!\nP.S. Don't get an eMachines...personal experience.
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HEY COOLGUY TRY ONE OF THE LINKS\n\n\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.in/Compaq-Armada-1540D-LAPTOP-SUPPORTS-USB-CARDS-MMX-PRO_W0QQitemZ6873306583QQcategoryZ3711QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.in/HP-NX6110-1-5-Moblie-Dual-DVDBurner-WIFI-15-915M_W0QQitemZ6873001681QQcategoryZ3711QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\n\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.in/COMPAQ-PRESARIO-Laptop-M2254AU-AMD-TURION-1-8GHz_W0QQitemZ6872926541QQcategoryZ3711QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem\n\n\n\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.in/ZENITH-Laptop-Strategist-Intel-Centrino-1-6GHz_W0QQitemZ9715553971QQcategoryZ126268QQtcZphotoQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Can you post additional information such as, Speed and type of processor, operating system, what type of monitor connection??  Has anybody moved the wires in the back of our system? are the connections tight? You say you checked the video card, without a screen attached how did you "do" the diagnostics?
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Sure no problem.  I just happen to have a couple of spare Centrino notebooks sitting around my place gathering dust...I'll just freight one over to you...It should arrive at Cape Town Airport sometime mid week (just keep an eye out for the flying pig!)
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id say 512 ram+ 1.7ghz(at least) that should make u work really fast
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Best thing to do is ask yourself what you intend to use your computer for?\n\nTheres a few things where you will need extra computing power, Games, Video Editing and number crunching\n\nNow if youre one of those people that love the finer things than go for that duo core with all the trimmings.  Or beteryet get yourself an alienware which would alow you to do pretty much anything out there.\n\nI you dont plan on playing gmaes now, but might, then get one with a decent video chipset.\nWith upgrade-ability on RAM and unlimitied on external memory, the budget minded buyer could in fact get away with something like a 700 investment from any of the big computer companies - Dell, HP, etc.\n\nIf you need that DVD-RW and that huge screen, well those extras will cost you.\nIf you need something to do work, homework on, access internet, watch movies and what not...than it all comes down to what type of shopper you are.  \nBut to cover just the basics -- minimal investment required
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It's an awesome laptop. The best thing about it is the Dual Core CPU. The Video Editing performance is awesome what used to take me an hour to do, know only takes 30min.\nNow did you bundle your laptop with the Intel950 video card or did you upgrade for a X1400 or even x1600??\nIf you have the intel 950 you probably already noticed that it sux when playing games. But the x1400 and x1400 are really great video cards for laptops :)\nI like the screen of my laptop nice and bright :)\nOverall very very happy with my laptop.
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Contact your laptop Vendor. They should provide this.
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Compaqs are not a good idea!!  I have a Dell notebook and paid a little over $750 total for it.
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1. Processor Speed. It should be Pentium M.\n2. RAM - 512 MB Minimum\n3. Hard Drive - 60 GB Minimum\n4. Wireless Card - In Build is better - go for 54 MBPS\n5. Screen size- your choice.\n6. If you are mobile user - battery life is important.\nWith all these, most important is PRICE\nI check http://www.dealsofamerica.com for deals in general and I see lots of great laptop deals there
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this site contains lots of information on all kinds of laptops and most definetely does answer your question\n\nhttp://imedia.atspace.com/laptop.htm\n\nyou may check it out now if you want
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Do you have some idea of the tech specs you are trying to get for your $1000-1200?
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I hope this helps...\n\nhttp://64.233.187.104/search?q=cache:aBuNyjupTZYJ:support.necsam.com/download/versa4000sr.pdf+NEC+VERSA+4000C+laptop+documentation&hl=en&gl=us&ct=clnk&cd=3\n\nhttp://support.necsam.com/mobilesolutions/hardware/notebooks/4000/4000man.ASP
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it is not bad check specs here\n\nCore solo T1350 1.86GHz \n1024MB \n120GB \nDVD+/RW DL \nIntel GMA950 onboard diagram max.128MB shared MEMORY\nUSB 2.0/FireWire/Modem/LAN/WLAN 802.11abg \n5in1 Card reader (SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro/xD)\n15,4 " WXGA TFT (1280x800) \nWindows XP Media center edition\nleft-ion-Akku \n2.72kg \n24 months manufacturer warranty
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Need more information to give you an intelligent answer?\n\nCPU speed; RAM speed and amount; connection types, USB 1.1 or 2.0,  firewire, etc.; HD Size, type(s); Video card(s), and any other pertinent specifications?
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Well, on the over all market are my pics.\n\nDell - Great value all around. Wonderfull desktops. The Optiplex series has been a consistantly good system. Their laptops are pretty good too.\n\nApple - Well there's just no competition for these guys, just one small problem. $$$$$$$ Way to much! AND NO, I DON'T WANT A FREE IPOD WITH MY PURCHASE!\n\nToshiba - I've got old ones, and I have a brand new Satilite M55. There like my Toyota, I'll never get rid of em'. Toshiba, from my personal experience makes some of the best performing, if not, the longest lasting lap tops I've ever worked with. If you buy a new Satalite, you may find your self no longer using your desktop. \n\nHP - Decent desent desktops. (Personal experience). Good Laptops, from what I hear. The older HP's that were on socket 370 were fantastic. Mine is 6 years old and still runs great. Their new line of PDA's though, those are realy nice. I own one, and it's replaced almost all the tasks I use to use my laptop for. All the minor ones at lease.\n\nThe best home PC however would have to be the ones you build your self. They can be painfull to work with at times, but once you get one put together that works, it's a realy neat feeling to have it and use and to be able to stick it to everyone else who gets ripped of by Dell! (just kidding)
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Well, I couldn't find anything *specific* for the N100.  But I did find a couple places that allow you to enter your specs (or in the second case, call for a quote since laptops are harder), hopefully they can get you what you need.