laptop suggestions.

[tech savvy]

im looking to get my wife a laptop for here birthday and im having a bit of a problem as in i dont know whats the best performance for the money.i have around a $1000 to spend,would like to stay at $1000 or below. the use of it will be listing to music,watching videos, converting vidoes,picture editing, online surfing and casual gaming.she plays WoW alot, thats the only game that she plays and i would like to max it out without lag.ive been told WoW is not a demanding game,so i would like if yall could recommend me a few laptops.thanks in advance.i was looking at this one here- http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834157387

 

[flanker]

I am a really big fan of H.P. computers my old H.P. desk unit has worked great for years. I just bought two new laptops one is a Acer E-442 e-machine the other is a H.P. Pavilion dv6,
Both bought from Best Buy and both have Windows 7 installed, both worked right out of their box's. Best Buy checks each new computer and makes sure they are working correctly. It's worth a small amount more to buy from someone I trust, and I trust my local Best Buy.
So I advise you to look into buying your wife a H.P. laptop, and I highly recommend buying it from Best Buy. ;-)

 

[Slacker7]

For a $1000 you get her a very nice system. Consider Lenovo's excellent Thinkpad T Series and their new Thinkpad Edge series. You can go to their site and configure various possibilities.

An Intel i5 processor, 4 gigs of memory, and Windows 7 64-bit OS would do her very well.

Asus also makes very good systems. Their K and X models are entry level so I suggest their U series might fit the bill.

Check out the Notebookreview website and their forums. A lot of good solid information.

 

[tech savvy]

For a $1000 you get her a very nice system. Consider Lenovo's excellent Thinkpad T Series and their new Thinkpad Edge series. You can go to their site and configure various possibilities.

An Intel i5 processor, 4 gigs of memory, and Windows 7 64-bit OS would do her very well.

Asus also makes very good systems. Their K and X models are entry level so I suggest their U series might fit the bill.

Check out the Notebookreview website and their forums. A lot of good solid information.

thx will do.