Is $1700 too much for a notebook computer?
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If its up to date, then no it ability it will be very cool.
If its used, next get a up to date one for that price.
My computer was 1200 and is stiller cooler than alot of other people's, escept for those near Alienware, that makes my computer look approaching Barney the purple dinosaur.
yes. you should only spend in the region of 1000-1200 dollars.
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it all depends on what you wanna do near it
depends, do you need it for something special (work?institution?) or is it just for doesn`t matter what? becaue, 1,700 is quite deeply for a labtop unless it is a pretty amazing one. you could easily bring one for $1,000 or less.
no
If your exact level is such that you should ask, YES.
Actually, you can bring back all the laptop you'll want for inside $800. Don't compete with the Joneses. Don't buy a Ferrari to run to the grocery store.
Repeat after me: $750 tops.
YES! By far stir to www.tigerdirect.com and look for a laptop there.
It depends on what species it is, and what you are using it for. If you are getting a notebook with high-end graphics, top-knotch memory, for gaming, you might not be paying to much.
But likelihood are if its not for gaming, grpahics designing, etc, and just for conservatory or something, you payed to much.
Yes. You can get a appropriate laptop around $1000.
It depends on what kind of programs you have need of or want on the notebook computer. If you shop around you could find a great one for about $600 to $900 dollars.
Not sure where on earth you are from but Sydney Metro area enjoy a lot of computer repairers that deal in realy good reconditioned or ex rental laptops for around $400 - $500
Yes, if you are down and out surrounded by Beverly Hills. No if you need it to go and get through college or earn a livelihood.
It depends on the specs
depends.
Im selling a laptop on ebay right now thats $2600 but it depends on the user. Usually giant speed laptops and high finish off gaming laptops cost much more.
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