Recent content by BraydenW

Go with Lenovo. Mac is good too, but be weary because I bought a Mac and then ended up having to sell it and by a Windows machine because a lot of the new software I needed for work didn't work well with Mac even though they were said to be compatible. Lenovo is a good company with top notch...

That was a pretty useless comment gary. If you could give a link to the laptop so I could see more of the specs it'd be great. But I've never heard of freefallnet and the overly cheap price would make me suspicious. The core 2 duo 5800 is too good to be sold for only $300. It could be legit...

I'd reccomend the Asus Eee PC. It's a small laptop that runs on Linux instead of windows so it's safe, stable and you can do all that stuff and more that you listed. Here are the choices in your price range... Asus Eee PC 901 - $731.99 Asus Eee PC 1000 - $853.99 Click on the links for more...

I'm hooked to IE...JK. It's hard to keep a straight face saying that. I actually use SeaMonkey, which is just Firefox and Thunderbird combined. I'd really only use it to receive emails so speed really isn't a huge issue. I plan to get my services through Virgin Mobile so I'm not sure how...

Does anyone here do it? I'm looking into buying a laptop (wanted to build one myself but it's looking out of the question now) and I've heard of and researched a little information about a thing called tethering. Tethering is when you connect a chord from your cellphones Bluetooth to a USB...

I disagree that AMD is less efficient than Intel. I've been an AMD fan for a long time and a lot of people are now going my way. AMD's are faster than Intel's and has been proven so by the latest in benchmarking. Don't get me wrong, Intel is very good too, but I think AMD comes out on top...

I'm used to building my own desktops and have been looking into buying a laptop, but am first wondering can you customize laptops too? These are the parts I ideally want to install on my laptop... AMD Turion™ X2 Ultra Dual-Core Mobile Processor (ZM-86) Kingston 2048MB PC4200 DDR2 533MHz...