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Old 11-05-2008, 23:43   #7
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Re: New laptop. Decisions, decisions.
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Originally Posted by joglynne View Post
Thanks Dru, I have been Googling like silly to try to understand the difference in the processors and I thought it sounded like the Intel Core 2 Duo T5450 / 1.66 GHz was the best bet, so maybe I'm starting to get the hang of this components lark. The larger HD would be a bonus, so that was another plus. I just wasn't sure if the extra cost of the 'Core Duo' and extra HD was justified.

I would like the laptop to last for a fair few years if possible, so, I'm hoping the higher spec one would do that.
I've a Core 2 Duo PC and it's been great so far..I can render texture and polygon heavy pictures and still answer my emails at the same time.
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