also like i said, keep in mind the resolution vs screen size. and any "battery life" that the company gives you is stupid and you generally can only use it up to like 60-75% of that. their "battery life" is when you use no processes on the laptop and let it idle.
resolution vs screen size does not matter when you are talking sub 20 inch screens, i'd be extremely surprised if it's even noticeable. especially with how windows 7 handles objects/texts and their scalability regardless of resolution.
and yeah like i told you before, i don't think bk is right. unless by hardware you mean many years worth of dust buildup in the laptop, then sure.
1) second wins 2) first wins, but i really don't think it's that large of a difference 3) neither should be a problem 4) first wins, second will be louder just for the fact it has an actual gpu 5) second wins easily, it's not even close 6) second wins, having an actual gpu reduces strain on the cpu in more ways than you'd think, for example
it's not noticeable, it's not a plus or minus for either. so no, doesn't matter.
since they are the same price, and nearly identical, it comes down to a little bit longer battery life (maybe) and .6 less lbs vs having an actual gpu.
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and yeah like i told you before, i don't think bk is right. unless by hardware you mean many years worth of dust buildup in the laptop, then sure.
1) second wins
2) first wins, but i really don't think it's that large of a difference
3) neither should be a problem
4) first wins, second will be louder just for the fact it has an actual gpu
5) second wins easily, it's not even close
6) second wins, having an actual gpu reduces strain on the cpu in more ways than you'd think, for example
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since they are the same price, and nearly identical, it comes down to a little bit longer battery life (maybe) and .6 less lbs vs having an actual gpu.
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