I live in Bosnia. For my high school I need an used notebook or laptop.?
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Contact major corporations and maybe they will send you one.
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i suppose you mean a notebook, look on ebay.
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Free notebook, try any higher education for a grant, softwear, go to the sourse and ask
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Your school should carry them. If not, suggest the idea to the school. They should sell sweaters, stickers, and such.
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I suggest you figure out what you are going to being using the laptop for and how much you have budgeted.  If it will only be used an hour or so every few days and you only plan on browsing web pages and doing e-mail an old refurbished laptop for $300 might work fine.  If at the other extreme you are a gamer and need a very fast CPU, lots and lots of RAM and a graphics chip then $3000 might be required.  If you travel all the time the battery life and size might be the most important consideration.
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try looking for laptops on http://www.newegg.com/
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Notebooks are nice, but they are much harder to work on and upgrade.  Since you might be doing graphics work, you will need a decent video card.  In a notebook, that usually means an upper end computer, which it doesn't sound like you need.\n\nI would reccommend a cheap computer such as the Acer Power 380, and buy a new video card with at least 128 MB of memory.  That should get you up and running and in pretty good shape.
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Send it to Recycling and go out aand buy a decent computer
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Dear friend,\n\nYou have not specified your requirement for the computer use and the location, which both depends.\n\nIf its for your home use go for 2nd hand no prob\n\nBut for business purpose pls buy new one with atleast \n\n2.4 - 3.0 GHz, 512+ Ram, 915 GLV board, 17" monitor, DVD Combo (Writer if u need it).\n\nIf any else u require pls feel free to ask
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Few suggestions. If it's mostly for schoolwork with no gaming planned on the machine, you could go with an Intel Celeron. If gaming is a possibility, go with a Pentium single/duo core.\n\nTry to stick with to processors at least 1.5 to 2 GHz.\nMake sure the Ram is at least 512 MB, anything less is a mistake. \n\nMost computers have good sized hard disk drives now and DVD writing capabilities.\n\nI would advise against e-machines, yes they are cheap, but the quality is just not there. They will last 1-3 years in most cases, but often less. Aim for a mid-range Dell, Compaq or HP. You can easily get a prett decent machine for anywhere between $500-$800. \n\nI'll leave some examples below. \n\nAlso, purchase some Anti-Virus and Anti-spy-ware software to better protect the machine. Especially with a younger adult using it! Good anti-virus: Trend Micro "PC-Cillin" and good anti-spyware: Webroot "Spysweeper".
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Best value, 100% of the time on notebooks, is Toshiba.  I've recommended them to a few people, and every one of them that bought one has been completely satisfied with it.  By the way, people usually don't sell a laptop (they're so expensive in the first place) until there's something wrong with it.  I would either buy a new, but not top of the line model, or used if I can test it out first.
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If you're looking for a nonworking one for parts, or just for a used one, you can try eBay - they currently have 500+ auctions that are selling whole laptops and various parts (front bezels, batteries, HD caddies, etc.).
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Toshiba Satellite 1805-S254 Notebook (1-GHz Pentium III, 256 MB RAM, 20 GB hard drive)\n\nthanks and regards\n\nParadiso
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Laptop, unless mine is an IBM build.
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E-bay. Buy a used one.
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Dell has lottsa good notebooks 4 good price\n\nTry the XPS or Inspirion range !
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id go with a dell, dell.com has an awesome page or call them and tell them you only want to spend 1000 dollars and they'll make a notebook that will suit your needs and price target.