Hey there, I'm the latitudefag from yesterday. I'm looking for a netbook with:
>11.6 inch 720p screen >8GB RAM (expandable to 16GB if possible) >2.5 SATA slot >Bluetooth >Great battery life >Core i3/i5 CPU (wouldnt mind an APU though, just at the same performance level) >Preferably Dell
I dont know what to choose, there are so many options
>there are so many options names them and name price point and I'll look into it for you
David Martin
Okay so there's the
>Latitude E6220 (which is a 12.5 incher so its out of the question) >Thinkpad Edge E130 >Ideapad S205/S215
Generally I'd prefer it if the price was about 200 euros used. I can't allocate any more money to this. I mostly want i3 performance and great battery life with an 11.6 inch screen
Lucas Martinez
Thinkpad x130e/x131e/x140e HP Elitebook 2170p
Hudson Clark
Okay so I looked up the x140e and it looks great but I'm at a loss between it and the elitebook. I'm extremely concerned about the battery life and while the Elitebook has a POS one under load I cant find anything about the x140e's battery life. The Elitebook also has a backlit keyboard and an i7 processor with 16GB memory which blew me away. What do you recommend and what's the deal with their battery lives?
Thanks btw
Jordan Nguyen
>>Preferably Dell why?
Nothing wrong with the good Dell machines, but why have it as a preferance?
Jeremiah Lee
I have a precision M6700 and it's incredible, I had 2 Ideapads before and they were mediocre at best for their prices. Other than that, I guess I like their designs?
I don't mind the manufacturer, whatever
Connor Nguyen
thinkpad x61s then upgrade the ram and put and SSD in it
Parker Diaz
I didn't ask what your first PC was, Grandpa
Chase Howard
my first pc was a eeepc actually
Colton Anderson
I'm joking man
Core 2 Duos are ancient, I'd like something a little more modern. Im looking at the Elitebook 2170p but I cant get over the battery life and the 2 USB slots/no HDMI port
I'll propably get the Elitebook because I don't like the Thinkpad look
But I'm trying to find an Elitebook through Ebay and I can only find i5 models. Does the i7 3667 and the i5 34-- whatever it uses have a significant difference?
Only difference is faster clock speed, not very significant.
Aaron Reed
I don't know man, what do you suggest? I coule get a 9 cell battery for the Thinkpad but I really dislike it's look. The backlit keyboard was also a plus, although it's approaching gimmick status to me
Nicholas Fisher
Elitebook is also way faster than x140e. HDMI is not a problem, DP-to-HDMI dongles are cheap.
Michael Harris
I'll probably get the Elitebook, but what bothers me the most with pretty much every laptop is that supposedly reviewers get e.g. like 8 hours of WIFI usage from a laptop and I never get that. NEVER. It's really fucking annoying, I use the same settings as the reviewer and I got like 4 hours MAX from my Latitude 2120 which was supposedly capable of 8 hours.
That's why I'm concerned about the Elitebook, will it be even worse? I'm assuming it'll be the same since it has a larger battery, what do you think?
One last question, I can't fucking find m102z's anywhere. Anywhere at all. Are they banned or something?
Christopher Garcia
Shame, they were great
Anyway thanks for your help man, I'm getting the Elitebook
Zachary James
They're probably all dead or thrown in the garbage. Thinkpads and Elitebooks are highly available because they're bought in bulk by businesses, and also built up to a higher quality standard.
Matthew Foster
why don't you waitâ„¢ for the upcoming zen powered laptops im not questioning your elitebook choise tho
Jordan Brown
Major poorfag so no money to buy new
Brandon Hughes
welp refurbished (as new) compaq/elitebook 4321p is as good as it gets