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I live in India.I want to buy a laptop with second gen i3 or i5 good graphics.I am a student pursuing IT Engineering from Mumbai.So need some help from PhoneArena guys to guide me to get the perfect laptop for my needs.
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Can you specify some price range, so it will be easier to suggest something? I use Dell N5110 and it's perfect, for me :) If you want, check it out
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I.P.K.
on Sep 01, 2011
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Can you specify some price range, so it will be easier to suggest something? I use Dell N5110 and it's perfect, for me :) If you want, check it out
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dude go for hp dv6 series
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shubhamsri007
on Sep 01, 2011
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dude go for hp dv6 series
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It is going to be easier if you specify a price range, but @I.P.K. advise is not bad, if I wanted quality I`d go for middle to high class Dell
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on Sep 02, 2011
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It is going to be easier if you specify a price range, but @I.P.K. advise is not bad, if I wanted quality I`d go for middle to high class Dell
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I'd be looking at middle to high class models, which will basically have i3/5 and pretty good graphics. That goes for Sony, Dell and may-be some Lenovo's (T Series, love the brick-style look). As a student you'll probably need to carry it around quite a bit, so consider weight and size before buying. 14" would be decent enough imo, however, everything depends on the money you've prepared to spend. I've owned a few low class notebooks and my advice is not to go for the cheapest ones.
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barryween
on Sep 02, 2011
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I'd be looking at middle to high class models, which will basically have i3/5 and pretty good graphics. That goes for Sony, Dell and may-be some Lenovo's (T Series, love the brick-style look). As a student you'll probably need to carry it around quite a bit, so consider weight and size before buying. 14" would be decent enough imo, however, everything depends on the money you've prepared to spend. I've owned a few low class notebooks and my advice is not to go for the cheapest ones.
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