Could you provide a link to it on the website? That might help me with an answer.

Takuma Nuva

Here ya go!

-Starkiller

What sort of activities to you intend for this laptop? Are you looking for something that will be powerful enough for games? Maybe just something for moderate video editing? Just internet? Etc.

Takuma Nuva

Mostly movie making and internet. If I do get games, it won't be it's primary function.

-Starkiller

What I really wish is that they would include a complete list of software that comes pre-installed on these things.

One thing I will say is that gaming/graphics cards are probably the biggest things that stump me when it comes to computer hardware.

But, while I wouldn't necessarily consider myself an "expert" on computers, I like to think of myself as . . . intermediate? I never was good at rating my own skills.

Anyways, do you plan on using a pre-installed movie program like Windows Movie Maker? Or do you use some other form of video editing software? From looking at your videos I cant' really tell, though it doesn't look too terribly complicated.

All-in-all, it looks like a pretty solid laptop. The only reason I can see that it wouldn't be able to handle whatever software you'd use is if they doesn't work on Vista or if they simply demand more than the specs give. As far as games, like I alluded to before, I really couldn't tell you, though it doesn't look like it'd be too bad. I'd need more info for that though.

But to get to the point, you asked, "Is this any good?" From what I've been told, Dells are supposed to be decent. Just don't ever buy an eMachine. But yeah, looks good. Of course, don't take my word for it. That way, I can't be held liable for anything.

Oh, just in case you're bored, this is the laptop I have. Be sure to click on "More Images".

Now, if you'll excuse me, I just got an e-mail from StarWars.com telling me I can watch episodes of "The Clone Wars" online. I'm gonna check it out.

Takuma Nuva

What I really wish is that they would include a complete list of software that comes pre-installed on these things.

 

One thing I will say is that gaming/graphics cards are probably the biggest things that stump me when it comes to computer hardware.

 

But, while I wouldn't necessarily consider myself an "expert" on computers, I like to think of myself as . . . intermediate? I never was good at rating my own skills.

 

Anyways, do you plan on using a pre-installed movie program like Windows Movie Maker? Or do you use some other form of video editing software? From looking at your videos I cant' really tell, though it doesn't look too terribly complicated.

 

All-in-all, it looks like a pretty solid laptop. The only reason I can see that it wouldn't be able to handle whatever software you'd use is if they doesn't work on Vista or if they simply demand more than the specs give. As far as games, like I alluded to before, I really couldn't tell you, though it doesn't look like it'd be too bad. I'd need more info for that though.

 

But to get to the point, you asked, "Is this any good?" From what I've been told, Dells are supposed to be decent. Just don't ever buy an eMachine. But yeah, looks good. Of course, don't take my word for it. That way, I can't be held liable for anything.

 

Oh, just in case you're bored, this is the laptop I have. Be sure to click on "More Images".

 

Now, if you'll excuse me, I just got an e-mail from StarWars.com telling me I can watch episodes of "The Clone Wars" online. I'm gonna check it out.

 

Takuma Nuva

Yep, me too.

Yes, I use WMM for my movies. I'm pretty sure it comes with that, but if not I can just download it.

XD

Ooh... NICE laptop. I love the side view. That thing looks crazy, man! O_O

Well, thanks Takuma! I've made my decision!

-Starkiller