good video editing laptop?

James

i wanna good cheap small video editing laptop so i can edit on the go nothing to fancy or expensive its only needed to run Sony Vegas 12
baterly life is not that important but it must have at least 4hours

i don't have that much money so my budget is £400

i saw this refurbished one
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TOSHIBA-C850-15-6-INCH-750GB-8GB-LAPTOP-/360633638832?pt=UK_Computing_Laptops_EH&hash=item53f7709fb0
from Argos

thanks in advance
also i doesn't need a disk drive or any fancy stuff

Answer
pretty much any low level or med level laptop will help you meet your needs. the refurbished one you are looking @ will work. also consider http://www.newegg.com

What is the best cheap laptop that is small in size for video editing?

StrangeQue

I am look for something that is $100-$200 that is small, light weight, is good for video editing, windows 7, and has a long battery life.

Answer
Hello.

Here is the list to choose from
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=sr_nr_p_n_operating_system_mrr_1?rh=n%3A172282%2Cn%3A!493964%2Cn%3A541966%2Cn%3A565108%2Cp_36%3A-20000%2Cp_n_operating_system_browse-bin%3A2287320011%2Cp_n_operating_system_browse-bin%3A2232493011&bbn=565108&ie=UTF8&qid=1349988904&rnid=2287320011&tag=aajema-20

If i were you, Id rather go for
Apple iBook Laptop, G4 iBook
http://www.amazon.com/Apple-iBook-G4-Processor-installed/dp/B001CGHH98/ref=zg_bs_565108_44&tag=aajema-20

Dell D600 Laptop
http://www.amazon.com/Dell-D600-Laptop-1-6ghz-Drive/dp/B000M8OX6W/ref=zg_bs_565108_49&tag=aajema-20

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What is the difference between a netbook/notebook and a laptop, and which one should I get?

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Kristen H

I would like a portable, small laptop or notebook/net-book. I don't know what the difference is, or which one I should buy. I need it to store word documents for school, to get on the internet, and possibly watch dvds. What should I do?

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First, let us start differentiating them with regards to their physical size. Normally, a laptopâs dimensions would vary from 10x8 inches (13â display) to 15x11inches (17â display) and up. Its thickness would range from 0.7-1.5 inches. It would weigh 3 to 12 pounds (1.4 to 5.4 kg) depending on its brand and model. Older models usually weigh heavier and possess wider dimensions. Netbooks, on the other hand have dimensions that would range below 5 inches to 13 inches. It is lighter compared to laptops because it usually weighs 2 to 3 pounds. For mobilityâs sake, netbooks got the score.

In terms of features, Netbooks have built in WiFi, Ethernet, USB ports and slots dedicated for memory cards. However, it does not have a CD drive or DVD drive. This is the reason why itâs relatively smaller and lighter compared to laptops. All of its peripheral devices are external and can only be connected via the USB port. Laptops, on the other hand have all of its peripheral devices intact. Newer versions of laptops also possess built in WiFi, USB ports, memory card slots, Ethernet, Bluetooth SD Card connectivity, built in webcam plus a lot more of features that a conventional netbook canât support.

Next in line, is with regards to its computing power. Netbooks available today, have processor speed that would range from 0.4 to 1.6 GHz and a storage size that would vary from 4 to 160 GB. Its RAM has a capability to process 0.5 to 1.5 GB of information depending on its model type. While laptops, have a processing speed of 1.6-2.4 GHz and a massive storage size which would vary from 20-250 GB of hard drive. Its RAM would range from 1 to 4 GB depending on the model. Obviously, laptops are capable to handle heavy applications such as video editing and hard core gaming. Netbooks on the other hand is ideal for accessing web applications, cloud computing, and Word processing applications.

In practice, there is no clear definition as to what are the price boundaries of these two products. This is due to the computer companiesâ freedom to state the prices of their products. However in standards, the ideal price of netbooks would range from $200
up to $500. Anything above $500 should be identified as a laptop.

What is the best laptop for me?

Justin

I want to buy a laptop for under 1000 dollars. I usually do stuff like photo and video editing, play games, make videos with adobe after effects,photoshop, website development, listening to a lot of music, and other general stuff. I would like it to at least have 8gb ram, over 500gb hard drive, and a fast processor to do all the things that I like to do. I also want something with a 15 in. + screen, but if it's smaller that will be ok. Touch screen and windows 8 would be nice too but not needed.

Answer
What kind of games are you talking about?
if its light gaming like facebook games to starcraft 2. I'd say just get a macbook pro since your photoediting
If your playing games like battlefield 3, youll probably want a republic of gaming from Asus laptop.

I'm personally a fan of Asus since I have gotten 3 laptops from them and I don't really like how people think Macs are better than PCs because theyre not. UNLESS your photo or video editing.

DONT get alienware...the only thing good about alienware is their tech support, and that only lasts as long as you ordered it to be.

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What is the best laptop to purchase?

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Q. I'll be using it for school, video editing and music. I'd like to know which laptop has the best quality and longest lifetime. I've heard that laptops only last from 2 to 3 years.

Answer
17" MacBook Pro, mine kicks butt, if you are looking for a small and portable laptop, you can get a fujistu LifeBook® P1500 Notebook, its very small with an 8.9" screen and it turns into a tablet go to http://store.shopfujitsu.com/fpc/Ecommerce/PrdBridge.jsp?pclass=P1500 for more info

What is the difference between a netbook/notebook and a laptop, and which one should I get?

Kristen H

I would like a portable, small laptop or notebook/net-book. I don't know what the difference is, or which one I should buy. I need it to store word documents for school, to get on the internet, and possibly watch dvds. What should I do?

Answer
First, let us start differentiating them with regards to their physical size. Normally, a laptopâs dimensions would vary from 10x8 inches (13â display) to 15x11inches (17â display) and up. Its thickness would range from 0.7-1.5 inches. It would weigh 3 to 12 pounds (1.4 to 5.4 kg) depending on its brand and model. Older models usually weigh heavier and possess wider dimensions. Netbooks, on the other hand have dimensions that would range below 5 inches to 13 inches. It is lighter compared to laptops because it usually weighs 2 to 3 pounds. For mobilityâs sake, netbooks got the score.

In terms of features, Netbooks have built in WiFi, Ethernet, USB ports and slots dedicated for memory cards. However, it does not have a CD drive or DVD drive. This is the reason why itâs relatively smaller and lighter compared to laptops. All of its peripheral devices are external and can only be connected via the USB port. Laptops, on the other hand have all of its peripheral devices intact. Newer versions of laptops also possess built in WiFi, USB ports, memory card slots, Ethernet, Bluetooth SD Card connectivity, built in webcam plus a lot more of features that a conventional netbook canât support.

Next in line, is with regards to its computing power. Netbooks available today, have processor speed that would range from 0.4 to 1.6 GHz and a storage size that would vary from 4 to 160 GB. Its RAM has a capability to process 0.5 to 1.5 GB of information depending on its model type. While laptops, have a processing speed of 1.6-2.4 GHz and a massive storage size which would vary from 20-250 GB of hard drive. Its RAM would range from 1 to 4 GB depending on the model. Obviously, laptops are capable to handle heavy applications such as video editing and hard core gaming. Netbooks on the other hand is ideal for accessing web applications, cloud computing, and Word processing applications.

In practice, there is no clear definition as to what are the price boundaries of these two products. This is due to the computer companiesâ freedom to state the prices of their products. However in standards, the ideal price of netbooks would range from $200
up to $500. Anything above $500 should be identified as a laptop.

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