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<blockquote data-quote="Steve B" data-source="post: 287225" data-attributes="member: 15754"><p>You have gotten a lot of good advice from others on the laptop so I wont add anything there. I will however say that in my opinion when you are doing photo editing, especially when the images will be distributed either electronically or hard copy a good calibrated monitor is a lot more important than the speed of your PC. I would much rather be working on a slower PC with a good quality monitor than a really fast PC with a poor monitor. I use a fairly powerful HP laptop for photo editing when I need the portability but for my "serious" work I use a fast desktop with a good 23 inch monitor. If you use a laptop for all of your editing make sure you can connect a good external monitor to it using a DVI connection.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steve B, post: 287225, member: 15754"] You have gotten a lot of good advice from others on the laptop so I wont add anything there. I will however say that in my opinion when you are doing photo editing, especially when the images will be distributed either electronically or hard copy a good calibrated monitor is a lot more important than the speed of your PC. I would much rather be working on a slower PC with a good quality monitor than a really fast PC with a poor monitor. I use a fairly powerful HP laptop for photo editing when I need the portability but for my "serious" work I use a fast desktop with a good 23 inch monitor. If you use a laptop for all of your editing make sure you can connect a good external monitor to it using a DVI connection. [/QUOTE]
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