My 7 year old Gateway finally called it quits. I need a laptop with a slightly larger screen ( no 13 in models), a batery that can play my son's dvds in the car during hour long car rides, can handle multi-tasking (web surfing, downloads, word processing, etc.) Needs to be able to quickly download large document files with some graphics. I would like to run Adobe Acrobat XI and have all 27 report card files opened without a big lag in speed. I will do some personal photo and video editing as well as class webpage upkeep. Husband needs to run his external drive automotive diagnostic drive as well. This needs to last me a few years and not be a toss out computer. I think an i5 would be dependable, but should I look for a quad core or dual core? Should I get a lower grade laptop and invest in an all in one for tougher work? Is the SSD necessary to keep up with times now or will an HDD do? Please help with specific models I can purchase preferably at a store today.
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Overwhelmed Teacher Home Use Laptop Purchase
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