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I am having the hardest time deciding which size screen to get. I'm going to get the 3.06 ghz processor and 500 gb 7200rpms upgrades no matter which size I get. The only con that is stopping me from purchasing a 17 inch is that it doesn't have an SD card reader built in. I'm used to using a 15.4inch laptop so I really don't know which I want to go for or what to expect with using a 17inch. I tried playing with some at best buy but I don't know. Ill be lugging it around at college.
And another thing, would the sims 3 and newer resident evil games work well with this laptop? My dell won't even run them. I'm currently using a dell inspiron 1521 and it is by far the worst pc i have ever owned. So, I am finally going with a Mac. Any thoughts? |
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Let's see... you're carrying it around a lot, you want the SD slot, I'd go with the 15".
You'll probably miss that card reader more than an extra 2 inches, which both of them you cannot upgrade. And don't you worry about playing the games you mentioned... they'll play
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You don't want to lug around a 17" MBP at a college or university that's for sure. They barely fit on the desk in the lecture halls. Not to mention the long walks to the different buildings on campus is going to really slow you down.
15" is best compromise between portability and power. It can be used as a desktop replacement as well. |
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