I've been thinking about a PC option and gave some attention
to the laptop PCs (AKA "notebooks")...
While I understand that laptops are basically intended for
mobile Internet access and Office software applications, some
of the newer models have included at least 8 Megs of video
RAM, a sound card, and even fairly large (6 Gig) hard drives.
One model is the Compaq Presario N1292; the other is an HP,
the Pavilion 3150C.
How would N3 or NL work with a laptop? Would the perfor-
mance be comparable with a minimum-level desktop or should
I skip the laptop option all together? With the HP model
using a mobile Celeron chip, should I opt for an HP which
uses something faster (PIII)?
Thanks ahead of time for you assistance,
-- Yujon3D.
>I've been thinking about a PC option and gave some attention
>to the laptop PCs (AKA "notebooks")...
If you don't need a laptop for the purpose a laptop was invented, don't buy
one.
You can get a much nicer desktop computer for the same $$$ and won't have to
worry about cajoling the weird stuff inside the laptop into running games.
Laptops are also pretty hard to upgrade...
~daxe
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i have n3 and a celeron 366 laptop with only a 2 meg video card in it and it
runs n3 very well in software mode! i have heard of a mobile savage for
laptops!!! but with the usb on laptops you can get a wheel to go with it
too.. heck, just the other day me and my father in law were linked up direct
serial racing head to head n3..!!!!
