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    Default Need a new laptop

    One of the hinges on my old one just snapped from heat damage and the lid now folds diagonally, it looks trendy but it's probably not to healthy for the laptop. I need something around £400 almost entirely for web surfing, it should be able to handle full screen video at it's native resolution without sounding like it's running Crysis and the screen should be at least 15". I also prefer intel but that doesn't really matter at all.

    I favour:
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    Sony (I doubt I'm within price range anyway)

    I'd also prefer to buy from John Lewis because they have two year warranty by default but I'm flexible about that.

    Any suggestions?
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    http://www.johnlewis.com/231132800/Product.aspx It's £30 more than you said. But it's HP, it's got a decent sized HDD, enough RAM, and should do full screen video. It has a better GPU in it than my dv6, which can do 720p with ease.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Markeh View Post
    http://www.johnlewis.com/231132800/Product.aspx It's £30 more than you said. But it's HP, it's got a decent sized HDD, enough RAM, and should do full screen video. It has a better GPU in it than my dv6, which can do 720p with ease.
    Oh that's very nice thanks, +rep

    I'll still take any other suggestions. Also I'd be willing to pay a little more if it bumps up the battery life a bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chippiewill View Post
    Oh that's very nice thanks, +rep

    I'll still take any other suggestions. Also I'd be willing to pay a little more if it bumps up the battery life a bit.
    My brother has this laptop. I recommend it It's pretty good.

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    y so h8in on dell

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    Quote Originally Posted by Recursion View Post
    y so h8in on dell
    Apart from having three motherboard replacements and two power adapter replacements in one year... nothing.
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    I've got a pretty decent hp but I have no idea what model it is

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    save up and get macbook air or pro - depends how desperate you are for new laptop

    p.s don't get a dell or acer

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    Quote Originally Posted by jack View Post
    save up and get macbook air or pro - depends how desperate you are for new laptop

    p.s don't get a dell or acer
    Yes, because either of those are £400 :rolleyes:

    Also (not in reply to you Chippie, fair enough if you don't like them) Dell are fine, had no problems in the 100s of laptops I've used/purchased in the past 8 years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Recursion View Post
    Yes, because either of those are £400 :rolleyes:

    Also (not in reply to you Chippie, fair enough if you don't like them) Dell are fine, had no problems in the 100s of laptops I've used/purchased in the past 8 years.
    i said save up and get a macbook air or pro - read

    dell laptops are slow, cheap and break down 24/7

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