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Daveed United States236 Posts May 03 2008 13:40 GMT #21 What you could also do is buy a cheap laptop for school work... and then build a gaming desktop for ~500 bucks.

Klogon MURICA15980 Posts May 27 2008 07:34 GMT #22 If you are going to take your laptop around a lot to take notes in class, I'd recommend smaller than a 15 inch. I have a 15 incher and my packback is heavy as hell with just my laptop and 2 books. It's awkwardly so and it sucks. I'm thinking of getting a new laptop this summer, and it'll be a 13 incher, probably a Dell XPS simply because it is such good bang for buck with the coupons and they are getting good reviews now. But you being a math major, I'd think you'd need to take notes by hand, so this may not apply. With that said, I'm going to assume you want a 15+ laptop. Here's my recommendations: If you want a laptop you can carry around on occasion to the library when you need to get out of your room to study, get a 15 inch one. If you want a pure desktop replacement that you'll move maybe only 10 times maximum a year, get a 17 inch model. Overall, 15 provides most versatility. 17 = pure mobile desktop and nothing more. I know some friends who go with a 13 inch laptop that has a deck that you can clip it into that will immediately almost make it desktop by auto connecting it to a bigger monitor, mouse, external keyboard, printer, and charte, a few of my suitemates have chosen to go that route. The downside of the laptop deck method is that your machine would be less powerful than a 15 or 17 inch computer. For your needs, I'd recommend a 15 inch machine.

Last Romantic United States20661 Posts May 27 2008 07:37 GMT #23 i have a 15 inch vaio and it's pretty.

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