If I’m buying a notebook as a gift, what features do you think will make someone happy?

Question

If I’m buying a notebook as a gift, what features do you think will make someone happy?

Answer 1

Maybe a Intel centrino 2 Vpro/w Intel Core 2 Duo T9600, a Intel Core 2 Quad or Extreme, Nvidia or Nvidia graphic (PIC Express Card type), Vista Ultimate,MS office 2007 ultimate, 800GB hard drive (Less in the market), 4GB DDR3 SDRAM, and lots more. You can get a MSI turbo book GX600 to overclock the CPU since it has a Turbo botton.

You can wait for Core i7 to come out this year "2009"

Answer 2

There are several features that today's notebook need in order to be successful.



User Friendliness - Features must be interesting, but not complex.

Sex Appeal - Computers are becoming a statement these days. Good design in essential.

Security - Modern security software is needed for safety of private information.

Mobility - Close it. Lift it. Carry it. Simple.

Technical - Fast speeds. A slow speed is a nightmare. Also enough memory to store the multimedia requirements of todays technology.

Prizewinning Feature - Large high resolution screen. The less 'edge' and more 'screen' the notebook has, the better. An interactive 'touch' screen would be a great feature for the future.

Answer 3

Go to Dell Outlet and buy a previously ordered new laptop. Even if a computer is ordered but cancelled that computer must be put into the refurbished inventory. This means you can buy a brand new, never turned on computer for about half the price.

I would get at leeast 3GB of memory, a fast Intel Core 2 Duo processor (over T5000). At least 250 GB hard drive, a web cam, and if this is meant for some decent games then a decent video card. You may pay $700 for a $1400 laptop. Why anyone would buy new I do not know. Oh the warrenty that's why. Well Dell will still give you the one year warrenty that comes on every purchase. HA! great deal!

Answer 4

I bought an Acer Aspire 5720 advertised as 1 Gb RAM Intel core 2 Duo, running Win Vista Hm Prem. Couldn't understand why it was so slow. Took it to a different PC shop to upgrade the RAM & discovered it had been fitted with 2 x 512 RAM, not happy Jan. Yes it was 1 Gb RAM but a very sneaky way of doing it. I ended up buying 2 x 1 Gb RAM. Vista is RAM hungry. Make sure there is plenty of RAM & no shortcuts taken. You really would need to know what the person wants the notebook for prior to purchasing. I don't think there is a true market 'standard' that would suit everyone.

Answer 5

Alot of u people are idiots!!! You don't know your stuff. If u want a notebook/laptop and u want Vista, u at least need 3gb RAM, Core 2 Duo processor @2.26gHz and a 250gb Hard-drive. It's better to know what u'd personally want in a PC, without spending alot!! To play the latest games such as the "Warfare" playing ones, u need a 2.5gHz one! It's like comparing a 50mHz LCD/Plasma TV to a 100mHz one. The 100 mHz one is going to b better, for action movies and sports. Vista OS needs close to 2gb RAM to run. At least a 15.4' Widescreen will do the job. Anything less you're wasting your time, unless they want to be very portable -- get an 11.1' screen(but they're very expensive)! If the person is a games freak; Apple are crap, as they're only good for media, photo editing and programming -- even tho Adobe Photoshop is the best for Windows/Vista OS, and has more features and can do more than what Apple's one does. People only want Apple, because they reckon they look good, and are also told a lot of ****!! Go to the relevant forums and "Google" them up. Whirpool.com is a good one! I'd get a Vista operating one[much better than Windows], at least most people (70% of people prefer PC over Apple, and use it!! -- There's only 20-odd% that use Apple[and most of these would say that because they think it looks better, but can't afford it as they don't use it!). U need at least a DVD multiburner, so they can burn their own stuff, and have at least 3 USB ports for peripherals and USB drives! U don't need a webcam, as most inbuilt webcams are crap. The Logitech ones are quite good and are portable as well! I have a Sony Vaio 17' screen 2.7gHz HD 1080 notebook with a Blu-ray burner, but I was given that thru work, some mths back. But they're over $3,000! My old notebook was a 15.4' Toshiba Satellite, and they're good - which I claimed on my tax cheque last year. I still use it as a personal one and backup! Sony Vaio's are the only ones that have Blu-Ray burners in them, because they have the license and were the inventors of the technology! And they're better than Apple's MacBook Pro, and also have much better screens!

Answer 6

As long as it works, was made in the last fifteen years, and they don't already own a better one, I expect most people would be thoroughly happy with any notebook. Indeed I would be a little offended if I gave someone a notebook and they felt it necessary to check all its features before expressing happiness about receiving such an extravagant present. You shouldn't look a gift notebook in the processor, as the old saying goes.

Answer 7

Power and speed are great and all that but if you buy a notebook that is so heavy and very hard to lug around town, it will just end up with all the crap gifts in the bedroom closet or in the living room. Buy something with a compromise between weight, battery life, memory and CPU quality to get the job done. Everybody wants to watch a movie or do some work on the fly but no one ever hardly plays MMORPGS and edits animation on the road.

Answer 8

Alot of u people are idiots!!! You don't know your stuff. If u want a notebook/laptop and u want Vista, u at least need 3gb RAM, Core 2 Duo processor @2.26gHz and a 250gb Hard-drive. It's better to know what u'd personally want in a PC, without spending alot!! To play the latest games such as the "Warfare" playing ones, u need a 2.5gHz one! It's like comparing a 50mHz LCD/Plasma TV to a 100mHz one. The 100 mHz one is going to b better, for action movies and sports. Vista OS needs close to 2gb RAM to run. At least a 15.4' Widescreen will do the job. Anything less you're wasting your time, unless they want to be very portable -- get an 11.1' screen(but they're very expensive)! If the person is a games freak; Apple are crap, as they're only good for media, photo editing and programming -- even tho Adobe Photoshop is the best for Windows/Vista OS, and has more features and can do more than what Apple's one does. People only want Apple, because they reckon they look good, and are also told a lot of ****!! Go to the relevant forums and "Google" them up. Whirpool.com is a good one! I'd get a Vista operating one[much better than Windows], at least most people (70% of people prefer PC over Apple, and use it!! -- There's only 20-odd% that use Apple[and most of these would say that because they think it looks better, but can't afford it as they don't use it!). U need at least a DVD multiburner, so they can burn their own stuff, and have at least 3 USB ports for peripherals and USB drives! U don't need a webcam, as most inbuilt webcams are crap. The Logitech ones are quite good and are portable as well! I have a Sony Vaio 17' screen 2.7gHz HD 1080 notebook with a Blu-ray burner, but I was given that thru work, some mths back. But they're over $3,000! My old notebook was a 15.4' Toshiba Satellite, and they're good - which I claimed on my tax cheque last year. I still use it as a personal one and backup! Sony Vaio's are the only ones that have Blu-Ray burners in them, because they have the license and were the inventors of the technology! And they're better than Apple's MacBook Pro, and also have much better screens!

Answer 9

I personally think this is what a laptop for a gift should be:



-A wide screen laptop- 16-20 inch- MUST be a HD scr.

-HD graphics

-Good sound card

-DVD/Blu-ray combo drive

-WINDOWS XP- NOT vista, unless they really like it, xp is simpler to use

-a colour of their choice

-4 gig RAM

-250g to 500g HD

-Intel Centrino Processor/intel dual core

-Sleek and Stylish

-Perhaps, if the person wants- a touchscreen/tablet pc

-Scratchless

-Built in Webcam

-Brand New Carry Case

-All required programs pre-installed (maybe by you)- needed is M$ Office 03/07

-Virus Protection/firewall

-Wifi/Wireless card/Blue tooth compatibility

-TV tuner- always good for anyone

-at least 4 USB slots

-(obviously) power cable

-And long Battewey life!



-FAST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!





but then again, you did not define if you were going to purchase a iBook (mac) or a Windows NoteBook. The above points are for windows. Mac is alot easier to chose as they BASICLY have the same features. To make someone happy, who have little experience windows computers, i suggest a Mac/iBook. For someone who has spent their whole life with Windows, i suggest a Windows Laptop with the afore mentioned details. i may suggest more, but this is mainly all i can think of!!!

Answer 10

I've just wrote an article on how to choose the right laptop. There are many things to consider. Major ones are: how much money are you ready to spend and whether a gaming video card is required or not. You can read the full article here http://www.desktoplaptopreviews.ca/laptops/guides/How-To-Choose-A-Laptop-Notebook-Netbook.aspx but in short:

- gaming laptop costs $1000 and up

- laptop for surf Internet, create word documents and check email ~ $500 and up



Also it is not always better to buy the most cool and expensive one. Check netbooks they are very small and portable, maybe it will be even better than big ass 17 inch gaming laptop.

Answer 11

Depends what they are interested in. A fast processor and a decent amount of ram would be the basic structure. Bluetooth is a essential need in modern 21st century society, with a matter of months until all cars are fitted with one. DVD writer is preferable and should be standard in every laptop fitted with Vista. Any screen above 13.1" is a good for everyday computering. Wireless Lan is fitted in every new laptop on the market so that's not a worry. Webcam is the future way of communication so i would say that is essential. Finally recommended brands are

-Sony

-Acer

-Dell

-Asus

-HP

hope that help you computer buyers

Answer 12

Depends who your buying for.

If their a gamer, buy a laptop with a great video card with an intel processor.



Designer, get a Macbook.

Video/ Film Producer or Game Designer....

Macbook Pro or HP Pavilion zv6000



Student, you can get a deal on a macbook that comes with parallel desktop and a printer.

For a home, get a Desktop. Maybe a Dell or HP



A Mom would like an HP if she shops online, scrapbooks, or gets recipes, it will do. If she is a mac fan and you've got the money, get a mac.

Answer 13

If i were you, i would think from the view of the person to whom i am going to gift it.



A laptop with intel centrino with say 80 gb will be enough for a kid under 10-12 yrs but for a kid above this age group it is more likely or i should say, it is certain that the kid will be using internet a lot and thus one with 120 gb or more with dual processor, 1 gb ram, norton 360 blue tooth, wireless etc will be better.

Answer 14

As a gift, people donot expect much in terms of performance. However, appearance and features do score big impression:

1. Webcam

2. Built-in stereo speakers

3. Sleek design

4. Color

5. Wifi

6. Weight

Answer 15

2 GB RAM standard. Speed.



Most men only feel comfortable with black, maybe silver, but the girls in my family - one had to have pink, and the other one leapt on the only laptop with a watermark pattern in the colour (which was a flower design on a purple background), but she would also have chosen a black one with stripes.



Some sort of shallow padding with ventilation underneath to prevent overheating when on soft surfaces like the actual lap or on top of the covers in bed. Stands are too big and bulky. I haven't seen anything meeting that description though.



I work at a uni and the students love walking around carrying their laptop open, so if they can do that as soon as they open such a gift, it would feel very suitable and useful for them, not just a cool thing or fashion accessory, but helping them in their daily life too.

Answer 16

Plenty of ram, Plenty of hdd space, fast processor, Lcd wide screen monitor with HD capability and Tv card, DVD Burner, Plenty of Usb Slots, More fans, Better connection between computer and monitor - as weakest point on laptops, Web Cam, wireless networking and also ethernet port, Charger and Power cord,

And what would really make me happy is:

***Spare battery and recharger for it whilst using laptop***

Proper Software ie OS software Xp or Vista OEM disks, motherboard and driver disk, Proper Anti-virus Software And Firewall or Internet Security Disks ready to be installed. Free Internet Access etc



I want to be able to turn it on and be able to do everything without worrying about setup initially and have everything already at your finger tips ready to go. But if things go wrong want have all the necessary disks - proper disks not ghost disks of software and all at a reasonable price.

Answer 17

A notebook with a large enough screen, something with a large hard drive as well as one with a lot of RAM. But this all depends on who you are buying it for and what the person is going to use it for.

Answer 18

Any feature that can be seen in the form of a living object.That means the living words of God. Go get a Holy Bible that contains all the happy features any man can ever think of as long as he lives.

Answer 19

The best way to tell, is would you like the notebook if someone else bought it for you as a gift.

Answer 20

it depends on the age of the person who's going to reiceive this notebook. The features changes with the age. In any case, today's notebooks meet everybody's requirements.

Answer 21

I think better to have a 3Gb RAM, Fast hard drive - 2.0GHz or faster, A DVD Burner/DVD Player/BluRay combo, A nice 17" WXGA screen, A really good built in WiFi or LAN card is high priority as well. Go and shop now… No more confusion.

Answer 22

Anything over 2.00 GHz Processor

4GB RAM / Memory

512mb Graphics Gard

1TB Hard Dive

Webcam

Blu ray Drive RW

X Black Screen



The main features you should look for!

Answer 23

things to consider - age, uses, mobility



If they are older, they probably want a big screen. If they are taking it around with them they probably want a smaller screen and for it to be smaller (15"). If in a dorm - they may want to use it as a tv so get tv tuner card capabilities. If they like gaming, make sure you get a good video card (expensive in laptops). if they are just using it to sit on a counter and to surf the internet and share pictures, don't spend more than $500-600. Make sure you get a intel dual core - I am seeing some christmas cheapies with the old single core - no go! Get the warranty if they are younger! Warranties today cover the batteries which always lose life after a year or so. All laptops today are wireless ready - you may want to make sure they have a wireless router at home already or try to get one free when you buy the laptop. I am not that girly girl but I would really like a pink one myself! I bought my brother a red one to match his college colors. They may need a new copy of office so that will be about 79-100 on sale. Buy a neoprene cover/sleeve that matches their personality. The least I would go on memory is really 3 gb, maybe 2gb if it is just going to be internet surfing, pictures, stuff my mom would do.

Answer 24

my notebook does all the things i want it to... but i can think of a couple things that would be cool

av in/out - effectively turn it into a tv

and a touch screen - works for the iPhone, why wouldn't it work to a notebook??

Answer 25

Well... It depends who you are buying it for. And how much you are willing to pay. If money isn't an option then get the new Macbook Pro. It has a large 17" screen and you can customize whatever u want in it on the website.

http://store.apple.com/au/configure/MB766X/A?mco=MTkzODk1Ng



If you are buying it for a game geek then that Macbook would be great.



But if they just need it for schooling and stuff, a simple laptop would be sufficent. So long as it has a good processor.

Answer 26

I would put some playful features on it... maybe tv, internet and an awesome hard drive. If it is a girl get her a pink laptop, if it is a boy maybe a blue or green one Will do! Good luck!

Answer 27

I think a mic for the computer would make someone happy. If you plug in the mic and you are typing something you can just say it into the mic. It isn't just any regular mic though, it's some special one. I don't know what kind it is.

Answer 28

The HP 2133 mini-notebook PC.



Or get a newly released notebook as long as the person doesn't own one.

Answer 29

All the latest gagets and thingymabobs such as built in camera, microphone, touchpad and bluetooth. Alll the latest things at a reasonable price is what attracts me to a laptop.

Answer 30

Aww what a nice friend you are.



As a gift, well I would never spend that much money for a Xmas gift but...I would just go with what you are wiling to spend on that person, besides I don't think people would care to much if they are getting a new laptop as a gift and it had less ram, or smaller screen or anything.

Answer 31

just think what you would like in a notebook. What would make you happy... That's the best way to go i believe.

Answer 32

Features

You can get a big screen

Speakers

A separate mouse



BTW: You can also write a touching letter on Word and just shut the notebook hand it over and the person can read it.

Answer 33

first of all i think you should stick to the good namebrands like DELL, HP, and SONY!. dont go with toshiba, acer, etc.

then you should look at the operating system: use windows vista home premium or ultimate, dont go with basic.

then go with the memory ram, get at least 2 gb of ram (for slow people)

3gb of ram (ok) and 4gb of ram (awesome).

then go with the hard drive memory, get a hdd of 250 gb hdd or more.

finally the processor: get intel ! dont go for the amd.

finally look at the screen size a standard laptop is of 15.4'. finally the warranty get insurance! for best buy get the oops insurance covers everything but its expensive. good luck.

Answer 34

I think you shouldnt get an acer because they on put enough ram to run what evers on the computer like vista or something.. my friend brought a laptop and the computer wouldnt even start up..

Answer 35

I have a toshiba Satellite A-105 and LOVE it. The only problem with it is the keyboard is not very large so I had to buy a keyboard.

Answer 36

A decent amount of ram. There is nothing more frustrating than having a new computer that runs slow from the get go!

Answer 37

Completely depends on the person.



Do they want a big screen for movies, or a small screen for easy carrying? Do they want Windows Vista or XP? Do they need a nice video card (more expensive) for gaming?



It's hard to give advice without knowing what the person wants in a laptop.

Answer 38

There is no core i7 in notebooks yet, but i got a Macbook for Christmas, and it blew my mind.

Answer 39

Good brand, Big screen, enough hard drive & fast. These features can make one happy.

Answer 40

WiFi

tablet touchscreen

built in super clear microphone, speakers, and high quality headphone port.

AV in/out

built in HD video camera, with retina scan ID security.

multimedia buttons, but all the rest as virtual keyboard

Voice recognition typing directly to MS word, and text to speech read back.

Voice recognition operating system control

DVD-RW optical slot drive

USB2 ports on all sides

Long battery life, and affordable replacement (or spare) option.

Splash resistant and shock resistant cover / shell.

motion detection cursor control, and UV detection backlight.

Answer 41

Windows 7 operating system. Is the best

Answer 42

Don't forget to include a funky notebook case! Brands such as STM make great range of stylish bags and totes

Answer 43

Get one with the biggest hard drive and memory you can afford.It would be great if it had it's own dedicated video memory as well.

A DVD Burner/DVD Player/BluRay combo is possible.

As many usb ports as you can get is nice as well.....always plugging things in.

A really good built in WiFi or LAN card is high priority as well.

Screen should be no smaller than 17" (believe me...you will regret a screen smaller than 17" ).

That's about it.Good luck.

Answer 44

If you're going to buy it, leave it to around next year when the Core i7 from Intel comes out :)

Answer 45

maybe a notebook that has a big screen, is lightweight, has all types of programs for entertainment, a webcam and a big battery is important as well

Answer 46

My dad bought me one that was small, had a webcam, and a carrier. It had other feature of course but I like those three best.

Answer 47

Intel Core2Duo

320GB hardrive

webcam

windows vista

and defently

microsoft office

Answer 48

Design - is it sleek, stunning design

Speed - need 3G Ram

Fast hard drive - 2.0GHz or faster

Bells and whistles - wi-fi, webcam, built-in TV tuner

Weight - light weight computers are better for people on the move but 17' computers are nice for people that are replacing their desktop with a laptop and to watch movies

Answer 49

If it is for this holiday season...

A nice 17" WXGA screen

2.0 ( or better ) processor

Nvidia graphics (not intel and deeeeefinatly not ATI that would really p o them when they tried to update drivers)

Having it shoot out $100 bills or dispense gas

4GB of memory

64-bit Vista (it's sooooo much better)

Answer 50

a intel centrion 2 duo...



get a intel cpu (get the first cpu tht ever came out i heard u can overclock to the fastest shts)

nvidia gaphix

64mb of ram

2gb hard dirve

a mouse

a keyboard

a gift wrappiing thing

a power supply

a mobo

an ATX case mid sized tower

liquid cooling kit

lets seee. wht else

oh yeah a pirated version of vista so tht they get banned from microsoft for not having genune stuff

put alot of viuses in it b4 they get it an dpost a video on youtube the first time they turn it on

i would love to see a blue screen of death ona chritmas present

oh yeah dont forget the samsung monitor

Answer 51

I just got a brand new Sony VAIO for christmas!



it is awesome!



perfect for anyone!

look it up and check out all the great features!

Answer 52

Very good CPU( Like a Quad core), 3+ gigs of RAM,and very good video card.

Answer 53

I think a big wide screen is always great as they can watch movies on it without having to squint. It's also important to have a high speed so they can install whatever they want without it slowing down. Some people like their notebooks to be coloured to reflect their personality but I don't think it's that important, I'm more interested in how it works!

Answer 54

Sex Appeal - Computers are becoming a statement these days. Good design in essential.

Answer 55

according to your friend , for example if he/she like playing games you should buy a notebook with high graphic card quality !

Answer 56

it must have wlan , wifi , webcam , tv card

cpu : core 2 duo

ram : 3 gig

graphic card : 1 gig Gforce 8600

Lcd : 17 inch

and i think sony is better.

Answer 57

64mb of ram

2gb hard dirve

a mouse

a keyboard

a gift wrappiing thing

a power supply

a mobo

Answer 58

Best if the paper has lines and comes with a Biro attached so they always stay together and you always have a pen when you need one!

Answer 59

A camera and wireless internet capability lots of ram and a lot of hard drive space (100 GB +) and to have a fast processor that would make me extremely happy



Hope I helped

(your research)

=)



Also I really like them Asus computers with the face and fingerprint reading you should put that software in your computers too!

Answer 60

Definitely a MAC. It comes with a web cam installed in it and I believe it doesn't get viruses.

Answer 61

I suggest getting an engraving, if you really want them to be happy. If you buy VAIO, you can easily do this at their official website.

Answer 62

Ha! That's easy. The highest price tag.

Answer 63

A Camera.

Answer 64

USER-FRIENDLYNESS (ABOVE ALL)

DURABILITY (must put ATTENTION on this)

FAST multi-core processors (can open many processor eating applications, especially for users of picture-editing programs, IDEs)

POWERFUL video card (can run applications smoothly without that hang or slow-mo effect)

shock & water PROOF/RESISTANT (this would be very COOL!)

LONGER battery life( a must especially notebooks now have many features, and because of that, they forget the BATTERY LIFE!)

POWERFUL RAM with HIGH capacity (4GB+?, can run many applications at once, and can fight the illness of Vista!, the eating of RAM by Aero)

PORTABILITY (NOT HEAVY, especially if widescreen -> they like watching movies or games, if not widescreen, because of they like portable!)

retractable charger of the laptop (portability)

GOOD wireless capability (does not drain battery easily)

DVD/CD Burner (fast and durable!)

POWERFUL sound system (loud, not cracked-like, must feel like watching cinema/theater!)

built-in touchpad mouse (with a button/switch for turning it on/off besides it!)

POWERFUL/DURABLE and HIGH capacity hard disk (200GB+)

bluetooth capability (user friendly bluetooth utility!)

built-in camera (angle can be changed, w/ user friendly software!)

built-in mic (for recording and voice chat)

built-in fingerprint reader (with a pre-installed software that is compatible with any OS!)

switch/button for access of fan (speed, on or off)

Infrared Rays Transfer (if possible)

Touch Screen Monitor (easy to use)

**accessories***

bluetooth mouse (minimal battery usage! w/ scroll)

bluetooth num-key pad (because the num-key pad of notebooks is hard to use!)

bluetooth headset (minimal battery usage w/ mic)

Answer 65

with Xmas coming make it a new diary , and also for Xmas an Index

for names an address and phone + some emails .make them happy

for Xmas

Answer 66

fast processing and enough memory to store lots of pictures and music.and make sure it has Microsoft office works or something similar

Answer 67

if it was for me Id want a large screen and lots of memory easy to use and popular up to date model

Answer 68

MacBook Pro is all you'll need to make them happy.

Answer 69

core 2 duo processor, plenty of ram (3-4gb)

Answer 70

it depends on who the person is and what their hobbies our.



EX.

If she or he likes photography- Photoshop Elements is a fantastic program.



Their for you would have to get a big hard drive to hold their pictures.

Answer 71

well depends on the person but most people like a flat screen t.v.

Answer 72

it should be skinny but have a large screen. if you are taking a bout soft wares that should be included you should get adobe photo-shop and reader

Answer 73

something that ur friend is intrested in

mabey bright dark or others

simply choose something that is fun and jolly to express ur friendship

Answer 74

AMD processor of course

Answer 75

INTEL 2.4 GHZ , 250GB hard drive, 3gb ram, and a web cam

Answer 76

a notebook??? what kind

an apple???



lost of memory we get them from our school.??

Answer 77

Tons to choose from.

Answer 78

it depends on who your giving a present to.

but in my opinion everyone likes shoes

Answer 79

internet, light (as in weight), WiFi, be able to put in a CD/Movie.

In other words get a MACINTOSH (MAC) computer.

Answer 80

yes of corse it will. It would make me very happy!

Answer 81

buy him/her a glossy laptop that have a good specs...



try intel atom...



ic i7 is to expensive...

Answer 82

A bright red color.

Answer 83

knowing that you didn't buy a cheap laptop.

Answer 84

much memory and windows xp

Answer 85

Why bother with windows, get a macbook pro and make them happy

Answer 86

get them a centrino 2 2.5ghz 250gb hard drive with 4gb of RAM with a at least 15.4 inch screen, buy them a ASUS of some sort maybe a F5RL or a F3RL if you want a quote shoot me an email at [e-mail]

Answer 87

I thi

Answer 88

blu-ray, wi-fi, touch screen,

Answer 89

depends on what they like

Answer 90

LIGHT WEIGHT... VERY FAST... BE ABLE TO RIGHT CLICK

Answer 91

the color they want of course .

Answer 92

Let them pick it :)

Answer 93

just buy a 2.4 ghz macbook ok?



PC sucks.............

Answer 94

aesthetics.

Answer 95

A Mac.

Answer 96

INTEL 2.4 GHZ , 250GB hard drive, 3gb ram, and a web cam

Answer 97

Don't burden them with Windows. Get them a Mac.

Answer 98

A pencil would be nice. Oh, a cute pen that has pink feathers on it. Make sure it's not one of those yellow legal notebooks.

Answer 99

core i7

Answer 100

Get them a MAC. Their way better then pc.

Answer 101

if the note book has a amd processor then they will love it if it has a intel processor they will throw it in the bin as soon as you give it to them

Answer 102

MAC.