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[PilotMerp]

6 kilos

dont think anyone would take their desktop replacements to uni

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

Purpose-made back-pack all the way. Shoulder-bags lead to shoulder/back issues, especially when carrying books/laptop etc.

 

[Studentleader]

dont think anyone would take their desktop replacements to uni

Try use SAS/MATLAB/Mathematica/MAPLE on a netbook.

 

[ohexploitable]

The average weight for a ranked laptop was 8.83 pounds (google)
8.83 pounds = 4.00522063 kilograms

My laptop has a lithium 12 battery in it so its about 6 kilos I think

You got that number from here: http://pcworld.about.com/od/notebooks/Ditch-Your-Desktop-for-a-Lapto.htm

That article is from 2007, it's meaningless now.

 

[ohexploitable]

Try use SAS/MATLAB/Mathematica/MAPLE on a netbook.

No one said anything about a netbook, the best laptop specs are like a Core i7 and 12 GB RAM? Yeah, you don't need a huge 17" desktop replacement for that, you can get them in a 14 incher.

 

[ohexploitable]

You got that number from here: http://pcworld.about.com/od/notebooks/Ditch-Your-Desktop-for-a-Lapto.htm

That article is from 2007, it's meaningless now.

Even in 2007, you didn't need a 17" desktop replacement for the best specs.

 

[Arcorn]

i7 1.73ghx, 4GB of RAM, NVidia Geforce GT 330M, 16" screen, 500GB hard drive. 4.6kgs, the only problem with it is the fact that I picked an i7 so my battery life is only 3 hours tops. It sucks.

 

[Chromatic]

i7 1.73ghx, 4GB of RAM, NVidia Geforce GT 330M, 16" screen, 500GB hard drive. 4.6kgs, the only problem with it is the fact that I picked an i7 so my battery life is only 3 hours tops. It sucks.

Mines a bit like yours:
i7 2.8 GHz, 8 GB RAM, Nvidia, 13 inch screen though.... 1.5 Kgs, and 4.5 hours tops.

 

[ohexploitable]

i7 1.73ghx, 4GB of RAM, NVidia Geforce GT 330M, 16" screen, 500GB hard drive. 4.6kgs, the only problem with it is the fact that I picked an i7 so my battery life is only 3 hours tops. It sucks.

It's your huge screen eating up most of the battery, the i7 is only a bit more power hungry than a high-end Core 2 Quad.

 

[Logjammin']

Country Road

Heh.. me too

 

[erespall]

the 2010 macbook pros arnt bad, i bought one for my 2011 hsc and uni. 15" Core i7 2.66ghz, 4gb ddr3 Ram, 500gb hdd, nvidia gt 330m 512mb, its about an inch thick and the battery lasts for like, ever.... plus my school has mac chargers coming out of its ass so i never run outa juice, got most of my text books on it cept for economics so its turned out lighter for me, i just carry it in my sachel with a pencil case and a folder for handouts....