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- TDAGlobal Superstar
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Who has succumbed and what have you bought?
Me, I have resisted temptation ....... so far ......
Me, I have resisted temptation ....... so far ......
- Cleve van LeefCaptain of Country
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Philips hue starter kit £89.99 on amazon down from £160.00
- CyncoedslumdogNational Legend
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I've spent two days looking for a new laptop but have ended up bewildered by what's on offer. I have seen a few I thought I liked but have been put off by reviews posted by other people who may have been looking for a much higher spec than I need.
The problem is that I don't really know what processor, ram etc I should be looking for to use on a daily basis. I don't need the power to play games requiring a high spec.
The problem is that I don't really know what processor, ram etc I should be looking for to use on a daily basis. I don't need the power to play games requiring a high spec.
- Cleve van LeefCaptain of Country
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Cyncoedslumdog wrote:I've spent two days looking for a new laptop but have ended up bewildered by what's on offer. I have seen a few I thought I liked but have been put off by reviews posted by other people who may have been looking for a much higher spec than I need.
The problem is that I don't really know what processor, ram etc I should be looking for to use on a daily basis. I don't need the power to play games requiring a high spec.
Don’t know what you have to spend, but this is a superb laptop, recommended.
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/FLHA2B/A/Refurbished-12-inch-MacBook-11GHz-Dual-core-Intel-Core-m3-Space-Grey
Refurbished, but these are generally brand new.
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Thanks but £909 for social media and surfing!Cleve van Leef wrote:Cyncoedslumdog wrote:I've spent two days looking for a new laptop but have ended up bewildered by what's on offer. I have seen a few I thought I liked but have been put off by reviews posted by other people who may have been looking for a much higher spec than I need.
The problem is that I don't really know what processor, ram etc I should be looking for to use on a daily basis. I don't need the power to play games requiring a high spec.
Don’t know what you have to spend, but this is a superb laptop, recommended.
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/FLHA2B/A/Refurbished-12-inch-MacBook-11GHz-Dual-core-Intel-Core-m3-Space-Grey
Refurbished, but these are generally brand new.
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Got to be honest, but HP laptops are good enough for me. Use, chuck away, upgrade after a few years.
Although the one I have I only bought a year ago, I have found that it doesn't have quite enough "umph" to run the iFollow live streams smoothly. Fortunately, I also have an ASUS note pad that does the job easily.
For the laptop, iFollow recommend a "minimum processor speed of 2.33GHz or faster x86-compatible processor", so that may be a good starting point.
My laptop has a quad processor, so it can do a few things at once without one adversely affecting another. It also has 8GB of RAM, which seems enough for what I need. For us oldies, everying else is just gilding the lily!
Good Luck!
Although the one I have I only bought a year ago, I have found that it doesn't have quite enough "umph" to run the iFollow live streams smoothly. Fortunately, I also have an ASUS note pad that does the job easily.
For the laptop, iFollow recommend a "minimum processor speed of 2.33GHz or faster x86-compatible processor", so that may be a good starting point.
My laptop has a quad processor, so it can do a few things at once without one adversely affecting another. It also has 8GB of RAM, which seems enough for what I need. For us oldies, everying else is just gilding the lily!
Good Luck!
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Thanks for that. Should be easily fast enough for the sites Tache keeps recommending.TDA wrote:Got to be honest, but HP laptops are good enough for me. Use, chuck away, upgrade after a few years.
Although the one I have I only bought a year ago, I have found that it doesn't have quite enough "umph" to run the iFollow live streams smoothly. Fortunately, I also have an ASUS note pad that does the job easily.
For the laptop, iFollow recommend a "minimum processor speed of 2.33GHz or faster x86-compatible processor", so that may be a good starting point.
My laptop has a quad processor, so it can do a few things at once without one adversely affecting another. It also has 8GB of RAM, which seems enough for what I need. For us oldies, everying else is just gilding the lily!
Good Luck!
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