Good Laptop for Corel Draw and PS?

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Tim Burton
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Good Laptop for Corel Draw and PS?

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My GF is looking for a laptop. She would like it to be fast enough for Corel Draw and Photoshop. I don't mind a barebones system, I'll buy the parts and install them. If you have any recommendations for one, I'd be open to them. She definitely would prefer a quad core if possible, but dual core is fine.

I don't care about the warranty, because I will insure the laptop through: http://www.safeware.com/
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Re: Good Laptop for Corel Draw and PS?

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Looks like this got buried pretty quick :(

You still in need of recommendations?

And you aren't going to get a quad core laptop, they don't exist yet :P

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Re: Good Laptop for Corel Draw and PS?

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DMB2000uk wrote:
And you aren't going to get a quad core laptop, they don't exist yet :P

Dan
i checked the egg and they have one
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6834201001
just seen it the other day
as far as your girlfriend man give us a price your looking around
if u go with vista i would recommended 2gb of ram
the only place i know to get xp still is dell.com (not that vista is bad most problems have been worked out )
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wow, that's worse than the putting fully fledged P4's in the clevo's before this :P

I am going to claim that I was right on a technicality, and that it's not a laptop anymore due to it's size.

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DMB2000uk wrote:wow, that's worse than the putting fully fledged P4's in the clevo's before this :P

I am going to claim that I was right on a technicality, and that it's not a laptop anymore due to it's size.

Dan
your right it mite be a notebook
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