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Best laptop under $600?

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Dana Cruz7 Dana Cruz7 NewcomerOP
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joined Jul 2016
#1 ·
Hey there,
I'm on the hunt for a new $1333 for work, so I'd ideally like a 15.6" screen. I'll be using it for Microsoft Office, streaming movies, some photo editing, and the occasional game.
I need at least a 2-year warranty. Also, do these cheaper models come with backlit keyboards?
I've pulled a few options together below—let me know what you think or if there's a better setup out there.
Thanks.

http://www.toshiba-america.com/lapto...ite-c70-c-180/
darkowl72 darkowl72 Regular
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joined Oct 2015
#2 ·
The Dell is actually pretty solid with its 3-year warranty. The HP Pavilion is decent too—has an IPS screen and a backlit keyboard. Then there's the Lenovo clamshell with the IPS touchscreen and backlit keys, plus it runs Windows (!). The HP is also a really good option, but honestly, my pick is the ASUS p because of that 3-year warranty, which even covers the battery (!)...

Look, you've got plenty of options here. Just decide what you actually care about. Even the weakest processor on this list will handle your basic tasks just fine. Sure, there's a difference in graphics performance, but since gaming isn't your main thing, I don't think that should be the deciding factor...
Dana Cruz7 Dana Cruz7 NewcomerOP
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darkowl72 said:The Dell is actually pretty solid with its 3-year warranty. The HP Pavilion is decent too—has an IPS screen and a backlit keyboard. Then there's the Lenovo clamshell with the IPS touchscreen and backlit keys, plus it runs Windows (!). The HP is also a really good option, but honestly, my pick is the ASUS p because of that 3-year warranty, which even covers the battery (!)...

Look, you've got plenty of options here. Just decide what you actually care about. Even the weakest processor on this list will handle your basic tasks just fine. Sure, there's a difference in graphics performance, but since gaming isn't your main thing, I don't think that should be the deciding factor...


Thanks... I'll check these out and let you know if I find something that fits my vibe..

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