So with my birthday and black friday / cyber monday coming up, I've been thinking about getting a new laptop, or upgrading my current one with a ssd.
My laptop right now is a Samsung ultrabook. These are the specs from NCIX. https
/www.ncix.com/detail/samsung-np530u3b-a02ca-intel-core-i5-68-70386.htm
Processor:
Intel Core i5 Processor 2467M (1.60 GHz, 3 MB L3 Cache)
Graphic Processor:
Intel HD Graphics 3000
System Memory:
4 GB DDR3 System Memory at 1333 MHz (on BD 4 GB)
Memory Slot:
1 DIMM Slots
HDD:
500 GB S-ATA II Slim Hard Drive (5400 RPM) with ExpressCache 16 GB
Etc.
I've used this laptop for around 6-7 years, and it has gotten significantly slower and slower; to the point where I have to wait a while for the start menu to pop up after I click it. I have a desktop PC at home for gaming and general use. I use my laptop mainly for school; like taking notes during lectures, bringing it with me to work or back home on the weekends, etc. I even have trouble switching between windows when taking notes in lectures.
So basically, my question is: Should I replace my HDD with a SSD, or should I just buy a new laptop? Thanks.
My laptop right now is a Samsung ultrabook. These are the specs from NCIX. https

Processor:
Intel Core i5 Processor 2467M (1.60 GHz, 3 MB L3 Cache)
Graphic Processor:
Intel HD Graphics 3000
System Memory:
4 GB DDR3 System Memory at 1333 MHz (on BD 4 GB)
Memory Slot:
1 DIMM Slots
HDD:
500 GB S-ATA II Slim Hard Drive (5400 RPM) with ExpressCache 16 GB
Etc.
I've used this laptop for around 6-7 years, and it has gotten significantly slower and slower; to the point where I have to wait a while for the start menu to pop up after I click it. I have a desktop PC at home for gaming and general use. I use my laptop mainly for school; like taking notes during lectures, bringing it with me to work or back home on the weekends, etc. I even have trouble switching between windows when taking notes in lectures.
So basically, my question is: Should I replace my HDD with a SSD, or should I just buy a new laptop? Thanks.