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    Laptop for Ph.D. Student, Windows 10 Problems, Upgrading 3G Wireless Card to 4G, and More from the NBR Forums

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Vince Font, Aug 19, 2016.

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    Vince Font Notebook Geek NBR Reviewer

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    The NotebookReview forum is bursting with notebook expertise. It’s an invaluable resource for notebook buying advice, personal tech troubleshooting, and discussions centered on all things computing, especially PC gaming. Here’s a roundup of the latest trending topics and buying advice.

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    Laptop for Ph.D. student

    Few Ph.D. students have time for gaming, therefore finding a 13- to 16-inch laptop capable of handling the necessary rigors of the pursuit of high education is possible without having to spend an arm and a leg. The best recommendations from NBR forum posters was to seek out a commercial-grade laptop (citing consumer laptops as “toys” and consumer-grade support even worse) including ThinkPad or Latitude series devices.

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    Vince Font, Aug 19, 2016
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