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Laptop Hunters $2000 - Sheila gets an HP HDX

With just $2000 to spend, Sheila finds her perfect laptop a widescreen HP HDX 16t with enough power to handle moviemaking. Find your perfect PC at Windows.com: http://www.microsoft.com/wi...  
 
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obbma4ler22 (10 hours ago) Show Hide
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You must not know anything about computers do you?
LeetRecordings (5 days ago) Show Hide
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i got that same computer, hp hdx 16, i think thats the hdx 15 tho
221percent (1 week ago) Show Hide
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the fact that the audio is cut together so much reinforces pc's crappiness.
sorryin (1 week ago) Show Hide
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look at the m6 in the back\
gocatsgo538 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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@72metallicafan: See, the thing you're missing here is that it runs WINDOWS!! Try making a movie in Windows Movie Maker. Go for it. Plus you are getting an underpowered processor with a slower bus speed. So yeah, You have fun with that $450 you save.
72metallicafan (1 week ago) Show Hide
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now tell me....would any high budget movie director ever make a movie with windows movie maker? no thats why they use other software.
Ryoga2K (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Neither you would do a high budget movie with imovie, and you can get Avid Media Composer which actually IS the standard in both platforms and you would still save $450 if you choose the PC anyway. Still its just a matter of taste and you can do excellent works in both platforms.
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4133mottzi4133 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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bahahah 0:21 - 0:26

Only 2GB RAM haha
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I do a lot of work in blender & gimp on my computer, and I've never used more than a GB of ram (no swap). If I really need more speed rendering, I just setup a rendering farm with a bunch of old junkers. The computer only cost me about 200 bucks (100 computer + ~100 graphics card + spare parts I already had).

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