I'd recommend anything with 4gb RAM and WIN 7 64 Bit operating system. The Toshiba Satellite is a good shout and should be able to handle Adobe and FM2012 with ease.
Pretty much any laptop around £400 will run both at the same time. However, Adobe CS will run like an absolute dog with anything else that is resource-intensive running alongside it. Go for more RAM above anything else.
Looks fine - but HP laptops are notoriously failure-prone. They make economies on all the little components that no-one cares about when looking through the spec (the motherboards are gash, capacitor failure all over the shop, power supplies go really regularly on them, screen quality is pants and the HDDs they use are dreadfully cheap and fail much faster than other manufacturers). Strangely enough (since their servers are terrible) Dell are a pretty decent outfit for laptops/workstations, but if I had to choose, I'd go with Lenovo for reliability and longevity.
Yep, Lenovo's are pretty good. On a Lenovo B550 as we speak. Basic design but are robust and very reliable. P.S £437 on Amazon. Not sure ow much mine is as it is a work laptop. Check out - http://whatlaptop.techradar.com/ for good write ups on laptops.
acer aspire 5733 i.3, 5gb memory 500 gb hdd, dvd super multi dl drive with windows 7 plus some software i paid 330 quid about 4 months ago at bargain buys (like pc world) dont know how much it will be now but its been absolutely brilliant.
I'd recommend anything with 4gb RAM and WIN 7 64 Bit operating system. The Toshiba Satellite is a good shout and should be able to handle Adobe and FM2012 with ease.
bought a Toshiba Satellite just over a year ago. Charger failed just out of warranty. £39 at Maplins for a replacement universal unit.
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I'd recommend anything with 4gb RAM and WIN 7 64 Bit operating system. The Toshiba Satellite is a good shout and should be able to handle Adobe and FM2012 with ease.