Budget Laptop

Science & Technology
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Ideal specs:

Cpu:
Amd is always preferable but with the chip shortage, I don’t see myself getting one so I have to switch to the blue team,an 8th gen core i7 (or newer) would be ideal.

Ram:
8 gb ddr4 (running in dual channel and preferably not soldered as I want the latitude to expand if needed)

Graphics:
I’m not much of a gamer so the integrated gpu will do. Discrete graphics are always a welcome addition though.

Storage:
I already have a 256gig ssd and a 1tb hdd so I don’t really care about the prepackaged storage options as long as it has both an m.2 and sata slot.

Size and Display:
14’ and 15’ are ideal although I could consider a 13’. Has to be a Full HD panel though.

The Acer aspire 5 was heavily recommended but it has soldered ram which is sadly a deal breaker.

The lenovo Thinkpad t570 is okay but doesn’t fit my storage criteria and frankly just doesn’t look good.

If you have any recommendations and/or know any accompanying sellers please let me know.

Any help is appreciated.

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@Nyamgondho we know your handwriting. You’re the only one who disputes for days how MediaTek is superior to QUALCOMM in all measures. We live in a democracy, we have accepted your arguments. But we boo you behind the scenes.

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Budget perhaps?

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60000 if I’ll have to get it brand new.If its refurbished, I don’t expect it to surpass 45k although am so desperate that money really isn’t a big concern

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back when the dollar made sense this would have been a great one for that budget
[MEDIA=amazon]B09BG96KFJ[/MEDIA]

But you can go wrong with this one
[MEDIA=amazon]B09J1MXS2Z[/MEDIA]

it ticks all your boxes, amd rayzen 5, 256 gb ssd, 8gb memory (4gb soldered), 15 inch Full HD IPS Display, all that at usd 499.

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Ingia ebay you can get a decent second hand lappy.

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If you need to dispute, can it work with the shipping times to Kenya?