troubleinstore wrote:
Sorry to post something off topic but I hope sincerley that someone can
help.

I know your question was about where to get one, rather than which one
to get, but it would be sensible to do some research into what you need
in a laptop and avoid buying on price - unless you do not plan to keep
it long before upgrading to the next one.
Most of the "cheap" laptops are poorly built, and designed down to the
price with resultant reliability and performance issues.

Ok, so you are covered by various legislation, but that doesn't help if
the machine spends more time being fixed than used, or you have to keep
reloading a new or different machine

It's also worth remembering that, with the exception of memory and HDD,
laptops are pretty much non-upgradeable. So it pays to make sure it has
everything you want when you buy it...

Lee

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