The new age is here and the need for mobility and instant access in ever increasing. There are many reasons for to consider getting a laptop as your second or even first computer.
Chances are, if you are reading this, you have already decided to go ahead and buy a laptop. With so many choices out there it's hard to tell which one will fit your needs but, not damage you wallet? Well let me help you buy comparing the top 5 best selling laptops under $400, as of today.
#1 Dell Inspiron i3531-1200BK
Key Features...
- Built-in 4-in-1 media card reader
- HDMI 1.4 port
- 500 Gb Hard drive
- FastAccess Facial Recognition
Be Aware...
- No optical drive, ethernet port or Bluetooth connectivity
- No internal CD/DVD drive
#2 ASUS X551MA
Key Features...
- Optional optical drive (for an additional $35)
- 500GB hard drive
- Ethernet and SD card reader
- Smart Gesture Technology
- SonicMaster Audio
Be Aware..
- Doesn't come with A/C adapter?
#3 HP Stream 11-d010n
Key Features...
- 1 year of Office 365 personal
- 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage for 1 year
- TrueVision HD Webcam
- DTS StudioSound
Beware...
- Only a 32GB solid state drive
- Lots of bloatware per-installed
#4 Acer ES1-512-C88M
Key Features...
- 500 GB hard drive
- Bluetooth 4.0
- HD Audio
- 640 X 480 webcam
- Build Your Own Cloud
Be Aware...
- No CD/DVD drive
#5 Toshiba Satellite C55-A5105
Key Features...
- 500 GB hard drive
- DVD±RW/CD-RW
- Webcam & microphone
Be Aware...
- Many users say it feels cheap
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Conclusions..
Be aware that these laptops are on the cheap side but will do you good if you just want to browse the internet and maybe do some word processing. If you plan on doing any sort of media creation, gaming and any other CPU heavy computing I would look to spend $100-200 more and save the frustration.
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Be aware that these laptops are on the cheap side but will do you good if you just want to browse the internet and maybe do some word processing. If you plan on doing any sort of media creation, gaming and any other CPU heavy computing I would look to spend $100-200 more and save the frustration.
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