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Work is soon to provide me with a new laptop for work.
I do a bit of graphics work (InDesign/Photoshop/Illustrator), so I want to make sure I get a machine thats gonna be able to handle those sort of files as well as multiple applications. I'll be going for 2gb of RAM, but I was wondering which processor is best. I've heard a bit about the new Dual Core chips - do I just go for as fast a chip as possible within budget? Anything else I should consider (graphics card/screen size & res/etc). Any advice would be appreciated. Last edited by FASTXR; 04-08-2006 at 05:39 PM. |
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Which laptop specs for graphics work?
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