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What would be the best computer guts for a mechanical engineer major going to penn state? i dont want a macbook

By deegan26 Asked Jul 21 2009 8:14PM
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by Cpt. Cack on Jul 22, 2009 at 1:03 am Permalink

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anything with a dual core processor 2.0ghz or higher, 3gb ram, and atleast 160gb hdd.

also what is the price range. the 'best' would cost thousands, but anything in the 600-800 range will be enough
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by Nice Guy In Bay Area on Jul 22, 2009 at 1:01 am Permalink

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Any Pentium laptop would do nicely, I would think.
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