I have had good luck running WE on HP laptops. There is an HP laptop
that has an 11 inch display. This is a wee bit larger than a netbook,
but it has a multi core Intel processor instead of the Atom processor
found in a Netbook. For a little more money you get something that is
almost the size of a Netbook with more RAM and horse power under the
hood. Battery life has been around six hours or so.

Like many brands, you can go through and remove a lot of the
manufacturer's value added software.

Vic


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From: Katherine Moss [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2012 7:57 PM
To: Chao, Matthew (DOC); [email protected]
Subject: RE: Recommended Laptops



Get a Dell Latitude E6530..  And you do know that you can always
customize the laptop to your specifications containing no bloatware,
don't you?  A tip is to never get a laptop that says fast ship or
anything like that; and stick with business models if you can; consumer
models are built so cheap it hurts.  My father has a Dell Inspiron 1525
in the new style that Dell now uses for their Inspiron models, and it
felt like it was going to come apart right there in my hands.  Of course
it wasn't, but metaphorically it felt like it could.



From: Chao, Matthew (DOC) [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2012 8:56 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Recommended Laptops



Hi, Folks.  I'm in the process of possibly ordering a new laptop, as I
haven't bought a new one in the past seven years, and want to get a
Windows 7-equipped laptop before everyone goes to Windows 8.  Can anyone
recommend a good laptop or ultrabook that works well with WE 7..5.4.1,
has Windows 7 Professional, is of high quality, and has minimal
bloatware?  I've seen posts that, for example, raise problems with
Lenovos and some Dells.  Please advise, as I need to make a decision
relatively quickly.  Thanks in advance.--Matthew Chao








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