I am thinking of adding a laptop to handle my messenger stuff, internet, e-mail, etc and was wondering if a 2.4 Ghz Celeron processor in a laptop is enough horsepower? What if I wanted to take this laptop on vacation and maybe make a few trades from the hotel? Would it do the trick? I don't have any experience with Celeron's as I've only used Pentiums... Any info would be great, -Guru
Unless you want to be crunching BIGASS numbers or hope to find yourself playing that newest computer game, a celeron 2.4ghz is FAR enough for the standard applications. An Intel Centrino is more power effective tho. Tiki
way more than enough, should be no problem, don't clutter up the hard drive and keep the ram above 300, and you'll be flying.
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is it possible to add 2 extra monitors to a laptop? and if so, would you need to have a powerful laptop to run the 3 monitors? thanks for the repsonses
There is a Sony model with dual monitor support + external TV... The TV one probably just shows what one of the others is showing.