What laptop has these specs besides an HP?

[GingerChristmas]

cpu: dual core 2.0GHz or above
cpu model: i5/i7 series
memory: 2Gb or above
graphic memory: 512 Mb or above
system: windows 7, 8,10 or MacOSX

Thank you!

 

[hang-the-9]

cpu: dual core 2.0GHz or above
cpu model: i5/i7 series
memory: 2Gb or above
graphic memory: 512 Mb or above
system: windows 7, 8,10 or MacOSX

Thank you!

HP is just a brand, it's not just a specific laptop. Almost every laptop made with an i5 or i7 CPU will have those specs.

What you asked is similar to asking "what car has a 4 cylinder engine and 4 doors besides Toyota".

You may want to narrow down your search a bit with some specific requirement like what is the system going to be used for, price, size, etc...

 

[GingerChristmas]

It's free to be nice and I know HP is a brand, anything with those specs that isn't the HP BRAND. I know basics but I'm not a super tech person or anything like that. I can wait for someone else's help or just not worry about it. Pretty bad a first experience on this site is with a smarty comment like that. Hope you have a nice day.

 

[hang-the-9]

It's free to be nice and I know HP is a brand, anything with those specs that isn't the HP BRAND. I know basics but I'm not a super tech person or anything like that. I can wait for someone else's help or just not worry about it. Pretty bad a first experience on this site is with a smarty comment like that. Hope you have a nice day.

As I said, almost every single laptop out there has those specs, you need to provide more details about what you are looking for. I can list 20 $1,500 laptops for you, if your budget is $500 that won't help you much.

 

[GingerChristmas]

It's free to be nice and I know HP is a brand, anything with those specs that isn't the HP BRAND. I know basics but I'm not a super tech person or anything like that. I can wait for someone else's help or just not worry about it. Pretty bad a first experience on this site is with a smarty comment like that. Hope you have a nice day.

As I said, almost every single laptop out there has those specs, you need to provide more details about what you are looking for. I can list 20 $1,500 laptops for you, if your budget is $500 that won't help you much.

 

[GingerChristmas]

My Toshiba didn't nor my chromebook and desktop, it's for a specific job that I'm not sure I'm taking yet, so nothing real expensive. Maybe 5 or 10 of the top rated under $1,000.00. Those are all the specs I was given above and was told it can't be core 2 duo or Intel celeron either. I'm just not familiar with all the specs.

 

[hang-the-9]

My Toshiba didn't nor my chromebook and desktop, it's for a specific job that I'm not sure I'm taking yet, so nothing real expensive. Maybe 5 or 10 of the top rated under $1,000.00. Those are all the specs I was given above and was told it can't be core 2 duo or Intel celeron either. I'm just not familiar with all the specs.

This will run pretty much anything out there, including CAD programs, has a full keyboard. https/www.amazon.com/Dell-15-6-Inch-Quad-Core-i5-6300HQ-Processor/dp/B015PYYDMQ/ref=gb1h_tit_u10_4182_bff9f9bb?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_s=unified-hybrid-10&pf_rd_r=TCJ6JQ70W36MKHGYT7VC&pf_rd_i=565108&pf_rd_p=2598224182

For something smaller, sleeker but not quite as fast https/www.amazon.com/ZenBook-UX305UA-13-3-Inch-Generation-Titanium/dp/B01BMERZJ6/ref=lp_13896615011_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1473359768&sr=1-8

 

[GingerChristmas]

My Toshiba didn't nor my chromebook and desktop, it's for a specific job that I'm not sure I'm taking yet, so nothing real expensive. Maybe 5 or 10 of the top rated under $1,000.00. Those are all the specs I was given above and was told it can't be core 2 duo or Intel celeron either. I'm just not familiar with all the specs.

This will run pretty much anything out there, including CAD programs, has a full keyboard. https/www.amazon.com/Dell-15-6-Inch-Quad-Core-i5-6300HQ-Processor/dp/B015PYYDMQ/ref=gb1h_tit_u10_4182_bff9f9bb?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_s=unified-hybrid-10&pf_rd_r=TCJ6JQ70W36MKHGYT7VC&pf_rd_i=565108&pf_rd_p=2598224182

For something smaller, sleeker but not quite as fast https/www.amazon.com/ZenBook-UX305UA-13-3-Inch-Generation-Titanium/dp/B01BMERZJ6/ref=lp_13896615011_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1473359768&sr=1-8

 

[GingerChristmas]

Ok these look great, thanks for your help!

 

[hang-the-9]

For even cheaper still, https/www.amazon.com/X555DA-WS11-15-6-inch-Laptop-A10-8700P-Windows/dp/B01C086TLS/ref=pd_sim_sbs_147_2?ie=UTF8&refRID=757C26NRNDY3WN9V0XQ0

 

[GingerChristmas]

That one's really nice too and looks light. Can't decide which I like best of those 3. Last one definitely a great price!

 

[hang-the-9]

That one's really nice too and looks light. Can't decide which I like best of those 3. Last one definitely a great price!

That's why you need details about the use, the others are faster so will run more demanding programs, the cheaper one is fine for basic use like documents and web browsing and some older games even like SIMS 3, Half-Life 2, etc... It's also less "designed" than the thinner ASUS ZenBook which makes it cheaper. A $500 laptop is plenty for most people, unless you are gaming or doing heavy number crunching, anything over that is a design thing, or unless you want something specific like a very good screen or long battery life or small and thin. If all you want is a laptop that is not too slow and will run programs and keep multiple things open reasonably well, $500 is all you need to spend. For $700+ you add in things like better screens, faster CPUs, faster video cards, fancy metal cases.

If you had a $1,000 budget and don't care much about gaming, I'd get the ASUS Zenbook, I'm pretty sure it's the one you'd get if you had no money issues, and since the laptop will be with you for years, spending a few 100 to get what you really want vs a comporomize is worth it. I spent $300 on a set of speakers 15 years ago instead of $100, have never regretted it. But if I bought the $100 set, I would be thinking all the time "should have gotten the better ones" LOL.

 

[hang-the-9]

The small ZenBook does not have a DVD drive, if you need one of those, you'll have to use an external. https/www.amazon.com/ZenBook-UX305UA-13-3-Inch-Generation-Titanium/dp/B01BMERZJ6/ref=lp_13896615011_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1473359768&sr=1-8&tag=viglink20237-20

 

[GingerChristmas]

That one's really nice too and looks light. Can't decide which I like best of those 3. Last one definitely a great price!

That's why you need details about the use, the others are faster so will run more demanding programs, the cheaper one is fine for basic use like documents and web browsing and some older games even like SIMS 3, Half-Life 2, etc... It's also less "designed" than the thinner ASUS ZenBook which makes it cheaper. A $500 laptop is plenty for most people, unless you are gaming or doing heavy number crunching, anything over that is a design thing, or unless you want something specific like a very good screen or long battery life or small and thin. If all you want is a laptop that is not too slow and will run programs and keep multiple things open reasonably well, $500 is all you need to spend. For $700+ you add in things like better screens, faster CPUs, faster video cards, fancy metal cases.

If you had a $1,000 budget and don't care much about gaming, I'd get the ASUS Zenbook, I'm pretty sure it's the one you'd get if you had no money issues, and since the laptop will be with you for years, spending a few 100 to get what you really want vs a comporomize is worth it. I spent $300 on a set of speakers 15 years ago instead of $100, have never regretted it. But if I bought the $100 set, I would be thinking all the time "should have gotten the better ones" LOL.

 

[GingerChristmas]

I agree it's better to splurge on something that's worth it. Get what you pay for kind of thing like people say. The main usage would be for webcam and need a long battery life. Also nice to have several tabs opened and it not freeze up on me either. The Asus zenbook sounds very nice.

 

[GingerChristmas]

The small ZenBook does not have a DVD drive, if you need one of those, you'll have to use an external. https/www.amazon.com/ZenBook-UX305UA-13-3-Inch-Generation-Titanium/dp/B01BMERZJ6/ref=lp_13896615011_1_8?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1473359768&sr=1-8&tag=viglink20237-20

 

[GingerChristmas]

Okay that's fine. Thanks for the details and options help!

 

[velo3100]

I am confused at what you are asking, could you let me know what the laptop is going to be used for and the budget?