Hi everybody,
I'm afraid that my old notebook - almost 7 years old - is going soon to rest. Several problems are slowing facing (very slow, blue screens, Fan always 100% although dusted) and I was thinking about buying a new one. I was giving a small look at what the market offers nowadays and I remained kind of surprised: at the first sight (please, be patient, I'm not really an expert) it seems that the components are "almost" the same of new actually sold ones. Is it possible?
Actually I'm running a Sony VAIO Eb1s1e, whose components are:
a Intel i5 processor
4gb ram dd3
500gb hd
a 15" monitor with resolution 1366x768
that (I repeat, at the first sight) seems not to be that different from what I could buy today with 400€ . But then my question is: in what are the notebooks in these 6 years improved? are they lighter/battery or something like this? I would have expected an abyss between the new generation of notebooks and my prehistoric one
I'm afraid that my old notebook - almost 7 years old - is going soon to rest. Several problems are slowing facing (very slow, blue screens, Fan always 100% although dusted) and I was thinking about buying a new one. I was giving a small look at what the market offers nowadays and I remained kind of surprised: at the first sight (please, be patient, I'm not really an expert) it seems that the components are "almost" the same of new actually sold ones. Is it possible?
Actually I'm running a Sony VAIO Eb1s1e, whose components are:
a Intel i5 processor
4gb ram dd3
500gb hd
a 15" monitor with resolution 1366x768
that (I repeat, at the first sight) seems not to be that different from what I could buy today with 400€ . But then my question is: in what are the notebooks in these 6 years improved? are they lighter/battery or something like this? I would have expected an abyss between the new generation of notebooks and my prehistoric one