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Jun 24, 2019 17:52:20   #
bsprague Loc: Lacey, WA, USA
 
Where did you get the Dell XPS with 32GB ram and 1T ssd? I want to read the rest of the details.

I think I found it. That's as good a laptop you're going to find with Windows! I was to cheap to buy that one.

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Jun 24, 2019 20:30:30   #
Baysitter11 Loc: Cincinnati
 
bsprague wrote:
Where did you get the Dell XPS with 32GB ram and 1T ssd? I want to read the rest of the details.

I think I found it. That's as good a laptop you're going to find with Windows! I was to cheap to buy that one.


Here in Cincinnati we have Micro Center. I think they are online as well. It was $300 off.

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Jun 30, 2019 20:47:31   #
DJphoto Loc: SF Bay Area
 
Baysitter11 wrote:
I am about to lose my travel laptop. Old, like me. I have searched here on the Hog for suggestions. They seem to be dated and as technology moves forward so quickly, I decided to ask this amazingly informative group for suggestions. I use LR and have a desktop (PC) for my post processing and I want to fully work on my photos when we are wintering elsewhere. My budget would be about $1300. I have been looking at Alienware by Dell and Lenovo Legion y520. I would like 32 GB ram, 512 SSD and 1-2 T HD i7core. But graphics card and such, I would like advice. I have looked at some of the sites suggested for “make your own photography laptop” but they are so expensive. And I am not sure I need it all. I will be switching to the Adobe subscript LR/PS when this is purchased. Should I get an external HD to put catalog and photos on to for transfer to home PC? Thank you ahead of time for your assistance. BTW, I travel to a lot of the National Parks and carry a Nikon D750 with some good glass.
I am about to lose my travel laptop. Old, like me.... (show quote)


I have been very happy with my Toshiba Portege, however I do my photo processing on my Dell XPS tower PC. I would NEVER buy anything from Lenovo, as they are owned by the Communist Chinese government, our biggest enemy. I spend as little as possible on Chinese technology items.

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