HP Envy 15z or the Asus Q200E would be the best choice. Don't you think?
1 problem. The Asus (Can't check the HP, the link won't work), is a touch screen. They go for way more and it isn't even really worth it.
HP Envy 15z or the Asus Q200E would be the best choice. Don't you think?
I don't want a touchscreen really:/. Those are usually the pricy ones anyways. Just
Kinda a decent thing that'll make me through.
A Surface RT comes with the full Microsoft Office so it would be totally right for you. But it's a little pricey :/
If it's in the range in my first post its fine. That price is all good if its in between that.
It wouldn't kill you to do some research of your own(It is YOUR laptop), yah know. A regular Surface is just $349.00, so yes it's within your grandparent's spending range.
I'd go with either an ASUS or an ASER (I never liked them, but my brother has one and he runs EVERYTHING on it. & it works perfectly fine). Dell suckz~
Do not get a Sony Vaio. They suck: My internet connection is crud because of my computer. It is awfully slow and is practically a piece of junk: My mouse stopped working on my login so I have to use my Dad's login account for my laptop.
Yeah my sister had a Dell. Had...
Wasn't happy with it...
I also think that Dell is not a good idea. It has made me angry many times. As for me, Asus Q200E is the best choice.
Hmm. I have a list I've been working on trying to bring it down to one.
I have 3 on the list.
*HP Snow White Polaroid
*Surface RT
*Samsung (forgot the rest).
The Samsung is probably gonna get kicked off.
So it'll just be a battle between the HP and the RT.
The RT has a high chance of being my pick unless I
Run into some better laptops to put to that list. But those
2 are the same price,same stars. But the RT just looks better
And more like something to use.
Do a poll.
Yeah, Dell was my first laptop. Worst. Thing. Ever. I couldn't run games on it or anything! Super slow.....ugh.
Also take into consideration what you plan on doing with your laptop, if you want games/movies/school. It's better to spend a little more money on a good quality laptop vs. buying a crappy laptop for 200 bucks.
Well, gee, don't keep us in suspense! What happened!?