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However, notebooks are also equipped to sufficiently fast for the usual office tasks , for Internet surfing and DVD shows. Compute-intensive tasks such as image and video editing but need time and a lot of open programs slow down the computer tremendously - even a virus scanner can be a brake system . The Celeron M lacks also some power saving features of its big brother , so he behaves despite lower computing power in the Dell vostro 1500 battery current eating well .
So you should invest a bit more money: From 650 you will find even dual core notebook with a larger hard drive and 1 GB of RAM - in practice, the minimum Dell vostro 1510 battery for a tolerable work with Windows Vista, which to this notebook mainly in the Home Premium Version is installed.
Speaking of price : The online hunt for the biggest bargains you must not forget of course the shipping costs - at the price comparisons on the Web , they are not normally taken in account. Just as , for example, at Dell, where you pay up to 78 for the sending of a notebook.
Equipment issues
The most expensive component in the notebook is the display - for low-cost laptops is so often saved xps m1330 battery power . For the everyday work ranges from the quality of most panels , however. Notebooks with a particularly bright, strongly colored or TV -capable display but cost significantly more.
Problems makes a mediocre display especially if you use the notebook as a PC replacement for your daily work . For this you should better connect an external monitor. However, many cheap laptops only a VGA output , the signal quality at resolutions for 17 -inch and larger LCD is a little heady . In this case, it is worth investing in a notebook with a DVI port.
