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Miyaku
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My experience with computers, espcially laptops, is that those that gamers want with the sounds and fast and responsive numbers and other keypads, are not the same kind that I would need or want if I were a writer and basically using only a very sophisticated word processor along with the Internet and maybe some other writers software. I would read reviews in computer magazines, or search online for "laptops for writers" and "good laptop computers for gamers" using one of the major search engines. I would bet you come up with some good and objective suggestins from some of the many review sites that are available online.
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Gamers and writers have vastly different requirements for CPU clock speed, RAM and graphics capabilities. I think you would naturally have to focus on your gaming needs as these are far more important to cover when looking for a machine than your writing. I think one of the all-time best notebook gaming setups is made by Alienware. These are specifically designed for gaming. But beware, these are REALLY expensive machines! Upwards of $5000 for some of the latest models. There are a number of good gaming and PC review magazines available, like PC World and Maximum PC. The latter would be an excellent resource for comparison shopping.
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I like alienware for gaming; but they are a bit on the over priced side of the technology. For writing most laptops will do. Remember to keep backup copies of your work as the average lifespan of a notebook computer is about 2.5 years.(for those who use them everyday) If that doesn't suit your tastes you can always have someone build you a computer to meet your needs. Cost wise it may save you a few dollars, euros. http://www.alienware.com/
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