Home laptop doesn't meet Windows 11 requirements

[vickster]

That is a very good buy, and I would go for that for what you want. While the 32Gb of RAM isn't really necessary, the better resolution screen and the 512Gb SSD will make a difference.

Went for it, even got Paypal credit so £108 per month for 3 months. Will report back.
The £75 saved will pay for the software for a year

 

[si_c]

Went for it, even got Paypal credit so £108 per month for 3 months. Will report back.
The £75 saved will pay for the software for a year

I ended up buying the full Office 19 package as I refuse to pay a subscription for office software on my home PC - I don't use it often enough. I think I spend about £15 for a perpetual license. Doesn't come with the cloud storage subscription, but you can get that as an extra a bit cheaper.

 

[albion]

Something like that is quite acceptable at below £150. It seems to say 'mininum 80% battery'.
They did or used to let you collect from their Southampton depot. I bought a few from them well over 15 years ago.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326606668404

 

[vickster]

Something like that is quite acceptable at below £150. It seems to say 'mininum 80% battery'.
They did or used to let you collect from their Southampton depot. I bought a few from them well over 15 years ago.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326606668404

Oops too late. I bought the Dell from the same people for £325

 

[DaveReading]

- HP good as works seamlessly with my equally old but functioning HP printer

I can't think of any reason why a non-HP PC would work any less well with your printer.

 

[vickster]

True it works fine with my work Dell and iphone/ipad