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    Ano ba maganda now? Meron Ako Nakita HP 11k cash price.
    It's an 11+" size.

    I think Celeron dual core yata na 6th gen na daw
    500HDD 2G ram Yan lang naalala ko


    Pwede na Kaya yun? it's basically for browsing and ******* downloading lang. Nakaiwan lang sa bahay.

    Sira last Friday yun 2 Acer aspire ko ayaw na mag boot if mag boot naman ilan bears kailangan I turn on. So I don't have plans of having it fix. It's a 2 year old na rin yata.

    Meron din pala Dell same specs with HP Pero Wala kissing LAN port yun HP Meron.

    Meron NEO ako Nakita online dagdag lang konti 14" na Saka pentium yata na quad core.

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    Last edited by shadow; September 4th, 2016 at 02:20 PM.

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    Windows po, or is Chrome ok?

    Personally i'd stick with Lenovo or Asus offerings

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    For 'basic' things i'll experiment with a chromebook or a linux. Yung specs na yan imo mabilis na babagal with windows. A ton of smartphones have better processor so dapat hindi bloated ang OS. For a lot less, i think cherry mobile now offers a laptop (dual boot pa) baka mas mataas pa ang specs. Check lazada baka makita mo duon. Just be on the lookout sa after sales support policies just in case.

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    One more thing kaya ako biased sa ibang OS kasi its also an added 'skill' at least you get to know another one aside from Win and/or Mac.

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    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    Windows po, or is Chrome ok?

    Personally i'd stick with Lenovo or Asus offerings
    Installed na windows 10 home or basic yata


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    Quote Originally Posted by unmarked View Post
    For 'basic' things i'll experiment with a chromebook or a linux. Yung specs na yan imo mabilis na babagal with windows. A ton of smartphones have better processor so dapat hindi bloated ang OS. For a lot less, i think cherry mobile now offers a laptop (dual boot pa) baka mas mataas pa ang specs. Check lazada baka makita mo duon. Just be on the lookout sa after sales support policies just in case.

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    Dual.boot is yun natatangal pwede making tablet? Most I checked only has 32 Gig memory. Saka ayaw ko Naman ganun

    I want the conventional laptop pa rin. Something cheap and can do basic browsing and downloading,

    Yun specs ba na post ko Hinde Kaya mag multitask? Like browsing win several tabs open


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Dual.boot is yun natatangal pwede making tablet? Most I checked only has 32 Gig memory. Saka ayaw ko Naman ganun

    I want the conventional laptop pa rin. Something cheap and can do basic browsing and downloading,

    Yun specs ba na post ko Hinde Kaya mag multitask? Like browsing win several tabs open


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    Kaya yan ng specs for sure. Ang concern ko is usually pag tumagal na at marami ng files, we all know how it is. Siguro go for asian brands nalang, parang may kamahalan si hp.

    Mejo ot naisip ko yung auction sa opis namen. i5 processor laptops (dell/hp) gamit ng mga employees 3-4 years ago napaka mura kaso di naten alam battery condition e haha.

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    Quote Originally Posted by unmarked View Post
    For 'basic' things i'll experiment with a chromebook or a linux. Yung specs na yan imo mabilis na babagal with windows. A ton of smartphones have better processor so dapat hindi bloated ang OS. For a lot less, i think cherry mobile now offers a laptop (dual boot pa) baka mas mataas pa ang specs. Check lazada baka makita mo duon. Just be on the lookout sa after sales support policies just in case.

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    just a tip kung kukuha kayo ng chromebook.
    sobrang sirain ng acer na chromebook, it didnt last me a year at all. one day one of the speakers just stopped working, tapos after awhile ayaw na mag-connect sa hdmi, then all of a sudden ayaw na mag on. wala na power kahit nakakabit ang charger. it got fried

    di ko napa warranty because i lost the reciept and threw away the box (stupid me...)

    that was a white acer chromebook i cant remember the model...

    chromebook takes some getting used to but i still like windows better. and chromebook is fast! so fast!


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    First things first, regardless of the brand, it's the specs inside that matter.

    Most basic laptops will come with a dual-core Celeron processor, 2 GB RAM, and 500GB of storage. This is sufficient (albeit barely) for basic use (browsing, MS Office).

    However, if you want to multi-task and future-proof your laptop, the best upgrade you can get is an extra 2GB of RAM. 4GB RAM is the minimum nowadays for a lag-free experience.

    Here's my suggestion: Lenovo G40-30


    Lenovo G40-30 14-inch Intel Celeron Quad Core N2940/4GB/500GB/Windows 8.1 | VillMan Computers

    Already has a quad-core processor and 4GB RAM, for the same price as a dual-core 2GB RAM laptop (13k). 14" screen makes for easier viewing than an 11" laptop, with a more ergonomic keyboard as well. Looks very boring, but all basic laptops look boring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    First things first, regardless of the brand, it's the specs inside that matter.

    Most basic laptops will come with a dual-core Celeron processor, 2 GB RAM, and 500GB of storage. This is sufficient (albeit barely) for basic use (browsing, MS Office).

    However, if you want to multi-task and future-proof your laptop, the best upgrade you can get is an extra 2GB of RAM. 4GB RAM is the minimum nowadays for a lag-free experience.

    Here's my suggestion: Lenovo G40-30


    Lenovo G40-30 14-inch Intel Celeron Quad Core N2940/4GB/500GB/Windows 8.1 | VillMan Computers

    Already has a quad-core processor and 4GB RAM, for the same price as a dual-core 2GB RAM laptop (13k). 14" screen makes for easier viewing than an 11" laptop, with a more ergonomic keyboard as well. Looks very boring, but all basic laptops look boring.
    Note on RAM and OS: If you want to use 64-bit OS, you really, really, really need at least 4GB of RAM. But if you stick with 32-bit then 2GB is ok, if not faster than 64-bit on 2GB.

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