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I'm looking for a laptop for my sister to use for internet surfing and word processing, basic school stuff. I believe she'd like a touchscreen with windows 8. I know she want something with windows. The top of her price range is $500 and I'd prefer something prebuilt, although I do have the skills to make one if it's that much of a better thing.

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Inb4 summon the great god McCoolName. 

 

I actually have one that meets those specs: Lenovo Yoga

- Touchscreen without being in your face

- Nice Display

- SSD

- If you want to play games it can run BL2 fine

- Windows 8 (Although get pumped because we get W10 for FREE)

The Yoga 2 is 450 at Best Buy.

 

REMEMBER: DON'T GET THE SURFACE. IT IS A FALSE IDOL.

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Inb4 summon the great god McCoolName. 

 

I actually have one that meets those specs: Lenovo Yoga

- Touchscreen without being in your face

- Nice Display

- SSD

- If you want to play games it can run BL2 fine

- Windows 8 (Although get pumped because we get W10 for FREE)

The Yoga 2 is 450 at Best Buy.

 

REMEMBER: DON'T GET THE SURFACE. IT IS A FALSE IDOL.

I actually don't know much about the Laptop market since there's literally hundreds of different laptops released yearly (because these companies all fucking suck....). 

 

With that said, Asus, Lenovo, and MSI are usually my go to suggestions. 

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Inb4 summon the great god McCoolName. 

 

I actually have one that meets those specs: Lenovo Yoga

- Touchscreen without being in your face

- Nice Display

- SSD

- If you want to play games it can run BL2 fine

- Windows 8 (Although get pumped because we get W10 for FREE)

The Yoga 2 is 450 at Best Buy.

 

REMEMBER: DON'T GET THE SURFACE. IT IS A FALSE IDOL.

One of my friends has the Yoga 2, it's pretty nice. If it really is only $450, then it's a pretty good choice. I've never heard of anyone building their own laptop, although I imagine it would be possible. And yeah, DON'T GET THE SURFACE

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One of my friends has the Yoga 2, it's pretty nice. If it really is only $450, then it's a pretty good choice. I've never heard of anyone building their own laptop, although I imagine it would be possible. And yeah, DON'T GET THE SURFACE

I've actually seen it before, it's pretty awesome, just have to be a hell of a lot more careful and parts can be more expensive than one that's already built.

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Inb4 summon the great god McCoolName. 

 

I actually have one that meets those specs: Lenovo Yoga

- Touchscreen without being in your face

- Nice Display

- SSD

- If you want to play games it can run BL2 fine

- Windows 8 (Although get pumped because we get W10 for FREE)

The Yoga 2 is 450 at Best Buy.

 

REMEMBER: DON'T GET THE SURFACE. IT IS A FALSE IDOL.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/39405637?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227028133523&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=45521568872&wl4=&wl5=pla&wl6=89136122192&veh=sem

How would it compare to this?

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- It's an i3, Yogas are i5 up (Although the i7 models are pricey)

- Same amount of RAM

- It has much more memory than the Yoga 1, but I think it has the same amount as the Yoga 2

- Not SSD, which means boot-up, etc. is slower. Also means it is more fragile.

- It's Dell, which I don't like unless its for a monitor or Alienware, Lenovo is more quality

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- It's an i3, Yogas are i5 up (Although the i7 models are pricey)

- Same amount of RAM

- It has much more memory than the Yoga 1, but I think it has the same amount as the Yoga 2

- Not SSD, which means boot-up, etc. is slower. Also means it is more fragile.

- It's Dell, which I don't like unless its for a monitor or Alienware, Lenovo is more quality

Agreed about the quality thing, but Alienware, what are you smoking?

 

Also @you/op keep in mind a mobile i3/i5 is different than a desktop i3/i5. A mobile i3 is the same as a mobile i5 but with no turbo boost (& lower clock speeds), less cache, and sometimes lesser integrated graphics. (Vs desktop where the main difference is that an i5 is a true quad core while an i3 is only a hyperthreaded quad core.

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Agreed about the quality thing, but Alienware, what are you smoking?

 

Also @you/op keep in mind a mobile i3/i5 is different than a desktop i3/i5. A mobile i3 is the same as a mobile i5 but with no turbo boost (& lower clock speeds), less cache, and sometimes lesser integrated graphics. (Vs desktop where the main difference is that an i5 is a true quad core while an i3 is only a hyperthreaded quad core.

I just really like Alienware design/quality. It looks nice, and is very durable. Of course the laptops do then weigh 200000000000 pounds, but that's besides the point lol

 

And good point about the i3/i5. Teach me your ways, oh wise one.

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