I've been waiting for Windows 7 to be released before getting a new laptop. Wanted to avoid Vista or the Vista/Windows 7 upgrade mess.
I would like to spend $1000 or less.
Primary user for this one is my wife. She like to play Pogo, Facebook (Farmville), and similar games. I believe these are JAVA and/or Flash based games. Very little if any 'hard core' games - no 'World of Warcraft' or such, maybe some 'Sam & Max' type games.
In addition, uses would include email, web browsing, MS office programs, some music and picture storage. HDD of 250-320G would probably be adequate.
Looking for something 'state of the art' so that it won't become obsolete in a few years. Fast running JAVA and Flash apps, but does not need to be a hard-core gaming machine. Probably 16" screen, CD/DVD drive of some kind, 4 USB ports, 3 hour battery life would be nice...
I would like to spend $1000 or less.
Primary user for this one is my wife. She like to play Pogo, Facebook (Farmville), and similar games. I believe these are JAVA and/or Flash based games. Very little if any 'hard core' games - no 'World of Warcraft' or such, maybe some 'Sam & Max' type games.
In addition, uses would include email, web browsing, MS office programs, some music and picture storage. HDD of 250-320G would probably be adequate.
Looking for something 'state of the art' so that it won't become obsolete in a few years. Fast running JAVA and Flash apps, but does not need to be a hard-core gaming machine. Probably 16" screen, CD/DVD drive of some kind, 4 USB ports, 3 hour battery life would be nice...

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