- Joined
- Apr 18, 2010
- Messages
- 499 (0.10/day)
Fusion is finally starting to come on the market in netbooks and low end laptops but I haven't seen any detailed reviews, just first looks and automated reviews.
http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0354446
Thinking about getting that one but I've never bought a laptop. Would be using it for school this summer, traveling, as a mobile HTPC and maybe some light gaming (Guild Wars, League of Legends, Warcraft 3 perhaps).
Will it have enough juice to decode 1080p x264?
Is the E-350 + HD 6310 enough for light gaming /w low settings?
How long do cheap laptops generally last?
Is Fusion better than the low end Intel mobile products?
Also I've never bought a retail PC of any kind but know they come pre-loaded with a ton of bloatware. Is the windows disk that comes with retail PC's an OEM disk, a restore disk that installs all the bloatware with windows or no disk at all? If it's a restore disk, can I use a regular windows 7 home disk to install a clean copy and use the restore disk key?
Thanks for any answers to these questions
http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0354446
Thinking about getting that one but I've never bought a laptop. Would be using it for school this summer, traveling, as a mobile HTPC and maybe some light gaming (Guild Wars, League of Legends, Warcraft 3 perhaps).
Will it have enough juice to decode 1080p x264?
Is the E-350 + HD 6310 enough for light gaming /w low settings?
How long do cheap laptops generally last?
Is Fusion better than the low end Intel mobile products?
Also I've never bought a retail PC of any kind but know they come pre-loaded with a ton of bloatware. Is the windows disk that comes with retail PC's an OEM disk, a restore disk that installs all the bloatware with windows or no disk at all? If it's a restore disk, can I use a regular windows 7 home disk to install a clean copy and use the restore disk key?
Thanks for any answers to these questions