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November 28th, 2006 15:00

Looking for a very specific model.....who can help???

Im going to buy a laptop nearby soon.....and i was looking for and did not found in the net a laptop with this specs:
 
Dell Notebook (laptop)
Intel Pentium 4 3.00 Ghz.  (preferable H/T)
1 GB Ram Memory
128 or 256 Nvidia based Video System
14.5 to 17 inches diagonal wide screen
80 to 120 gb HDD
Dual Layer DVD Burner
Bluetooth, LAN, Wireless, Modem, usb 2.0 and Digital Video (tv out ) ports
its Lithium Ion battery and so on...
 
who can tell me it this exists...... and if it do...its model name
thanks
att.
Jp
 
  • contrvlr

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    Posted November 28th, 2006 16:00

    The days of the lap burning, power hogging P4 Inspiron 9100 and XPS Gen1 have been over since the emergence of the Pentium-M. Now we have Core Duo and Core2Duo,they run cooler and longer and have all the power you'll need.
    You didn't mention the purpose of the laptop you are looking for, but wether it's gaming or number crunching this will do the job:
    Upgrade the video and memory if you're going to be gaming.I would also recommend upping to Core2duo for the processor.
     
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    Posted November 29th, 2006 00:00



    F_111 wrote:
    Im going to buy a laptop nearby soon.....and i was looking for and did not found in the net a laptop with this specs:
     
    Dell Notebook (laptop)
    Intel Pentium 4 3.00 Ghz.  (preferable H/T)
    1 GB Ram Memory
    128 or 256 Nvidia based Video System
    14.5 to 17 inches diagonal wide screen
    80 to 120 gb HDD
    Dual Layer DVD Burner
    Bluetooth, LAN, Wireless, Modem, usb 2.0 and Digital Video (tv out ) ports
    its Lithium Ion battery and so on...
     
    who can tell me it this exists...... and if it do...its model name
    thanks
    att.
    Jp
     



    um...yea you can't get a cpu that high for a notebook. 
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    Posted November 29th, 2006 12:00

    Kwopau wrote:
     
    um...yea you can't get a cpu that high for a notebook.
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    um...yea you can, and higher but the OP asked about Dell specifically.