These laptops aren’t netbooks but they’re cheaper than one.
The first one is a Toshiba with…
Intel Celeron Processor.
2 GB of RAM
160 GB Hard drive
and it’s only $299.http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?…
The second one looks better but is a Compaq with basically the same things for $329.http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?…
They both have Windows Vista Home Basic which sucks.
So i’m wondering why they’re so cheap and do you think they’ll be that cheap when Windows 7 officially comes out since Windows 7 will only have Home Premium (I know it’ll have Professional and all that stuff but you know what i mean).

Gateway® NV5810u or Gateway® NV5606u. The NV5810 has 2 years warranty and uses an Intel Chip. The NV5606u only has 1 year warranty and uses AMD. Warranty does not really matter to me. Can someone please explain the advantages/disadvantages between the AMD and Intel chips used in these two laptops?

I am looking on ebay to buy a laptop (new). What is the difference between a normal laptop and a tablet laptop? Which is better?

2.10GHz processor speed
2GB DDR2 (RAM)
100GB HDD
$250-$410 price range
screen size doesn’t matter
Windows Vista
HP, DELL, COMPAQ, GATEWAY
That’s all PLEASE HELP ME FIND LAPTOP JUST KID 15 year old

check on the laptop store on amazon… maybe you will find something you want…

I am trying to decide between two laptops. One is the Macbook Pro 13.3′ and the other is the Sony Vaio VGN-SR490. They are both about the same price and have very similar qualities. I am a college student who is majoring in Business. Thanks for your help.

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Am i right in thinking that most laptops these days have wireless and bluetooth capability built in, as well as webcams and such?

I have two laptops that connect to the ISA 2004 protected network by use of an access point or a wireless router. The laptops have the firewall client installed and can access the network, share files, browse the net. Even when the laptops grab an IP off the router (the router is on the protected LAN) they still connect fine. The only issue is that POP3 access in not happening. Thunderbird, Outlook, Outlook Express all fail to send or receive. Plug them in to the network with a CAT5 and the email works with no problems. I am not sure exactly what the issue is and was hoping for someone to shine some light in my direction. The wireless AP and router have been assigned a static IP since before ISA 2004 was ever installed. Email might have worked in the past but now it does not. This problem has just been brought to my attention.