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  1. 8th Apr 2012 06:36 pm #1
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    I want to buy a new laptop. I ve already looked for some good one, but I m not sure which one or mayber there are a better alternative to them.

    what's important:
    -need it for university
    -long battery duration
    -prize: 700-900€
    -I use archicad, autocad, adobe master collection, rhino.


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  3. 9th Apr 2012 07:48 pm #3
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    thx.


    what's better for modelling on lapto? a 17" or a 15"?? 16:9??
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