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N_LaRUE It's kind of hard to help you without outlining what it is you do with your computer. Do you need something just to use? A computer that does mostly everything or a powerhouse?
With £600 you sitting in the i5 and scratching the surface of the i7.
For example something like this -
LENOVO G50 15.6" Laptop - Black Deals | Pcw
Would more than suit most people but this is an older i7 and the battery life as you see is poor.
So questions:
What drives do you need? Hard drive size? RAM? Display? What do you use your laptop for?
Thanks for the reply, mainly use it for web, office, making cds, I do use adobe audition quite alot, syncing my phones contents, the kids play some games but nothing major heavy and storing lots of photos and music.
Just looking to get the best spec one I can, was thinking of a touch screen laptop but didn't know when win 10 comes out it would be necessary but wouldn't a touch screen make it more future proof?
Might wait till just after Xmas and wait for sale.
Are you saying an i5 would be no good? I understand that there is always going to be something better but just the best overall specs that would be a little more future proof if that makes sense.
Thanks again